Built in 1890, this church is faced in flint outside and red brick inside. It has a W tower, a single nave and a square chancel. The font appears to be its oldest feature.

The church was designed by Habershon & Fawckner and built in 1890.

Walker recounts a local tradition that the font came from Wilmington (Sussex). The VCH, however, reports that the font was removed from St Peter and St Paul, Ashington, to Partridge Green, before c.1950.

Its irregular shape suggests that this font may have been a simple 12thc. tub, recut to create a more fashionable shape in the 13thc. or later.