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Church Of St James, Titsey, Surrey. UK Stock Photography


Church of St James, Titsey, Surrey. UK Stock Photo
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Church of St James, Titsey, Surrey. UK #197310464
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Built in 1861 The Church of St James was last known to be in use for public worship in1960 and declared redundant in 1973. A further scheme of 1975 to lease it as a private chapel to the Leveson Gowers family the Patrons failed; it was vested in 1980 in the Titsey Trust as a private chapel and monument. The building is still consecrated but not under faculty jurisdiction and in use for occasional services. It is a Grade 2 listed building.

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