Westerham Congregational Church

Westerham Congregational Church, built in 1839, is located on Fuller's Hill in Westerham. The church features a stuccoed main elevation with a pedimented gable end, a plinth, and four flat pilasters. It has central panelled double doors set in a prostyle porch, which includes a modified entablature and a blocking course. Above the doors is a round window, with tall, square-paned windows that are round-arched flanking either side. The side elevation has three bays made of random rubble with red brick dressings, and the ground floor is blank. At the gallery level, there are round-headed square-paned windows. The Manse and the Congregational Church are part of a group.