The present Church was built under the design of the Regency architect James Wyatt, and the tower is a landmark from miles around. Notable interior features consist of brasses, stained glass and 18th century monuments. The Churchyard contains many gravestones of interest, including the graves of the three protestant martyrs of 1556, who suffered death by burning in the market place. It is a beautifully designed and preserved early Jacobean building of Sussex sandstone, completed C1619. It includes a Chapel with the original lock still in use, a Quadrangle with well, a Hall, Common Room and Warden's Office.
Much original furniture is on display.
It continues as a sheltered home for the elderly to this day. It is open for guided tours during the summer months. Today its grounds and woods are open to the public, and a stone on the terrace marks where the Greenwich Meridian passes through the area. The building houses the Town Council Offices, the Town Museum, and Meridian Hall, a local meeting place for community activities. Close by lie the Police Station, Courthouse and Ambulance Station.