Kintbury is in the west of West Berkshire, 3 miles E of Hungerford on the S bank of the Kennet. It is a substantial village with the church in the old centre, near the river. Unaisled 12thc. nave and chancel with W tower and transepts added later. The S doorway is 12thc. but heavily restored, as was the entire building, in 1859. The S porch is 19thc.The W doorway is a Victorian copy of the S doorway almost exactly the same size but differing slightly in detail.

The Domesday Survey described two manors in Kintbury, one held by the king; the other by the Abbess of Amesbury. Of the first, Henry of Ferrers held 43 acres and Walter son of Othere 1/2 hide. In neither manor is a church recorded. 

Over enthusiastic restoration has destroyed any distinctive features the c.1200 S doorway may once have possessed.