1 church, 1 mill worth 5s, 8½ ploughs, of meadow, woodland worth 30 hogs. It rendered £9. Albury village is next to Albury Estate which is an estate of . Within it is the Saxon church, the Mansion or Albury Park House, a Grade II* listed building. (now a retirement home), and a few surviving houses of the old village. In 1842, Henry Drummond moved the rest of the village half a mile westward to what was originally the hamlet of Weston Street, where he also built a new church. The Duke of Northumberland owns the estate – the Mansion was once home to the Duke and Duchess. The gardens are designated Grade I and were designed by author and gardener John Evelyn whose family home was nearby at Wotton, to the east. Sports Fishing is available in the stocked Albury Estate ponds at Weston, Vale End, Albury Park and at Powder Mills, Chilworth with the Albury Estate Fisheries club. Albury Cricket Club play at the Albury Heath ground that adjoins Albury Eagles FC, close to Albury and to Little London in Sandy Lane, the clubs have a combined social events calendar. The football club has several U16, U13 and U9 teams. Churches The parish of Albury has four churches: The parish church of St Peter and St Paul, built 1842 by McIntosh Brooks in red brick as a copy of the 12th-century Église Saint-Pierre [fr], Thaon, Normandy. The transept and apse were added in 1868 by Sir Arthur Blomfield, and the north chapel created as a Second World War memorial by neo-gothicist Sir Edward Maufe, designer of Guildford Cathedral. The Barn church, St Michael's in Farley Green. Old St Peter and St Paul's Church, a church of Saxon origin with 12th-century tower, 13th-century chancel, 14th-century nave and 16th-century north porch, Drummond Chapel (with marble chest tomb) and south window with quatrefoil renewed by Pugin: in Albury Park in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust, a Grade I listed building. The Catholic Apostolic Church graded II*, also built by McIntosh Brooks, is by the Sherbourne brook at the northeast end of the village street near to where it joins the A25. Demography and housing The average level of accommodation in the region composed of detached houses was 28%, the average which were apartments was 22.6%. The proportion of households in the civil parish who owned their home outright compares