Burstow

Parts of the church of St. Bartholomew date from the 12th century. It has a notable timber tower at its west end . There was restoration by Benjamin Ferrey in 1884-1895. The rectory dates from the 16th century.

South side of Burstow church, by John Hassell, 1822
Surrey History Centre ref. 4348/2/65/3

The post mill at Outwood dates from 1665 and is the oldest working windmill in Britain. The smock-mill close to it unfortunately collapsed in 1960.

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Outwood Windmills, 1931
Photographic Survey and Record of Surrey no. 8562

Wasp Green Farmhouse has a 15th century frame and an outside built in the late 17th century. North of Burstow is Smallfield Place a stone-built manor house built about 1600.