The parish of Snetterton lies in central southern Norfolk about 5 miles southwest of the market town of Attleborough. Snetterton lies just north of the A11 road which links Norwich to London. There is not really much of village centre to Snetterton, a grouping of cottages and farms at North End (close to the junction of the Shropham to Old Buckenham lane) and others by the church and appropriately enough at South End about a miles south of the other cluster. Snetterton sits on the eastern banks up the upper reaches of the River Thet here flowing southwards towards Thetford. Snetterton's main claim to fame these days is across the A11, a World War II airfield which is one of England's more popular Motor Racing circuits.

All Saints' church lies on Snetterton's north/south running lane, roughly midway between North and South Ends. The church is no longer used for worship and is in the care of the Redundant Churches Trust. The interior is stark as all the former furnishings, pews, lecterns and font have all been removed - one is reminded of a Puritan preaching box. The building has uncertain dates, Pevsner bemoans the Victorian's "too much restoration" but tentatively places the chancel and tower as being late 13th or early 14th centuries, the northern arcade is typically Perpendicular but the nave is of 1850s Victoriana. The building sits behind a low flint wall with its eastern end presented to the lane, the grounds are well maintained with neatly mown graveyard, it is sad that the building is now redundant.