At the parish boundary, on the eastern edge of Austenwood Common, can be found All Saints Church. Built to serve the Edwardian commuter estates in 1912 by Temple Moore in an Arts and Crafts style, it remains unfinished as a consequence of the First World War. Only the north aisle was completed; the chancel, nave, south aisle and tower were not built. The building is built in brick with stone dressings, and a moulded plinth and tiled roof. It has some Byzantine influences inside.
Author: A Howlett-Bolton