The small, neat Grade II listed church of St Martin Stubton is constructed of dressed limestone, with square tower and crocketted pinnacles. Its walled churchyard provides a tranquil green space at the eastern edge of Stubton. Adjacent to the church is the Old Rectory, which, dating back to the 1850’s, is built of brick with stone quoins and a slate roof. The house sits elegantly within its parkland setting with a southerly orientation, taking in the expansive views towards the escarpment at Hough-on-the-Hill.
The millennium lottery fund made a significant contribution to major repairs to the church tower in 2010. The local community gave generously and helped with local fundraising.
In 2011 the churchyard was cleared with volunteer help.
Info from the NDP.
