Architectural Features
C17 porches.
The west and north transept windows are of same C14 curvilinear design, as was the now blocked south transept window, of 4 lights with cinquefoil over.
North chapel with 2 lancets to west, and 2 paired lancets with quatrefoils over to east, all C13.
Chancel with 1 C15 three light Perpendicular window
1 C14 two light curvilinear window on south wall.
Chancel east window is 5 light C15 Perp., chapel east window 4 light C15 Perp.
West door C18 plank in C14 roll-moulded surround between 2 large offset buttresses.
C17 brick porches, that on north with rendered moulded arched opening, that on south with brick cornice and parapet gable, with large brick chimney to east.
Tower and turret have irregular single C14 lights.
Interior- Nave, aisles, transepts and crossing: one build, 1329 - 61 on heraldic evidence.
North door C17 plank with door width plain metal hinges.
North chapel: 4 windows and door in north wall all of same C13 date, with plain chamfered reveals dying into plain jambs.
C13 arcade to chancel of 3 squat round piers, various moulded and undercut capitals and 'water-holding' bases, but with same double-chamfered arches as nave.
On chancel south wall 2 blocked window openings, the westernmost blocked by the C14 stair turret, the easterly cut through by C14 curvilinear window.
C13 sedile in chancel, hollow- chamfered and undercut surround, attached shafts of uneven height in jambs, drip-mould over.
North transept east wall with C15 wall painting of the Trinity, with 2 brackets once supporting a C17 momument.
C14 wooden screen in north chapel, with solid lower panels, and 8 light traceried screens either side of 4 light double door,roll moulded and hollow chamfered beam on top.
C17 altar rails in chancel.
Fragments of C14 glass in chancel east window, coronation of the Virgin, representations of Edward III and Eleanor, C14 heraldry in north transept window, and various fragments in west window.
Church of All Saints Perpendicular C15 octagonal font.
TR0348 : All Saints Church, Boughton Aluph, Kent - Font
Monuments in north, or "Moyle" chapel.
To Amye Clerk (nee Moyle), d.1631.
Recumbent shrouded figure, children at head and feet, below a coffered pediment on corinthian paired capitals in white marble on black field.
1661, wall tablet, black and white marble, on consoles with scrolls and broken pediment over containing achievement.
Coat of arms in lozenge, C17, on north chapel north wall (B.O.E. Kent II 149).