Architecture
St Hubert's Church is a listed building. It was first listed on 18th March 1955 and following a review of listings in England and Wales was subsequently also included in the 31st list of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest on 30th October 1987.
The description is as follows.
CORFE MULLEN SY 99 NE BLANDFORD ROAD (South) 10/10 18.3.55 Church of St Hubert ll*
Parish Church. C13 nave and chancel, C14 porch and west tower, extensions of 1841, vestry mid C19 and restorations of 1850, 1865, 1930 and 1949. Rubble carstone (ironstone) with limestone dressings, cement rendered on the north side, brickwork in English bond; buttresses, thinner buttresses of C19. Tile roof, stone slates to the lower courses. Single cell chancel and nave, with the former north porch now a chapel, a large south transept and chapel. The tower has three stepped stages, diagonal buttresses, and an early C16 window above the west door (the entrance). Inside, the C15 roof has a plaster barrel-vaulted ceiling, with moulded ribs and carved bosses, integrated to a matching roof above the south transept. C15 Purbeck font with panelled octogonal bowl, on a plain stem and moulded base. There is a gallery at the west end, with a panelled front, brought forward diagonally to a short square centre, resting on six thin spiral cast-iron columns; another gallery at the south end of the transept has a flat panelled front on four thin metal columns.
