Grade I listed building. Main construction periods 1300 to 1889. Nave and chancel with south aisle to both and crenellated West tower with flint and stone buttresses. South porch. 15th century windows and 14th century roof. The church incorporates some Anglo-Saxon herring-bone masonry. The tower probably dates from circa 1325, the south arcade has typical 14th century form and the rood is early 14th century. Restored by W L Grant in 1889.Milton Regis was one of the early minsters founded in Kent before 700. The Domesday Monachorum records that Milton Regis had 10 dependent churches. Tatton-Brown suggests that the early church may have been cruciform, traces of a 13th century transept still surviving.