All Saints Church, Perry Street

All Saints Church at Perry Street is a medieval parish church standing in a small hamlet on the northern fringe of the Medway district. The church has Norman and medieval origins, with a simple but substantial structure typical of rural parish churches of the Kent and Sussex border region. The building is constructed in flint and stone, with a modest bell tower, and retains period features and a quiet country setting despite its proximity to more developed areas.

The church remains an active parish church and is generally open during daylight hours. Inside, visitors will find a simple, atmospheric interior with evidence of medieval craftsmanship and later restoration. Perry Street itself is a scattered rural settlement, and the church serves as a focal point for the local community. The location offers a taste of the quieter, more agricultural landscape that characterises the edges of the Medway district, away from the busier towns. It is accessible to those walking or driving through the wider region and provides a final point of heritage interest on a journey through the Medway area's churches and rural landscape.