This Grade II listed
church building on Curzon Street in
London's Mayfair is described as being,
"Very
secular Free Classical in the City
manner." It is clad in
Portland stone and features a,
"...
giant niche entrance set out with
Tuscan columns and pilasters."
Apparently, the tower was added in the
1930s.
The church's
website explains that, "...The
original edifice was huge, seating
over 1,000 people. In 1984 the
members decided to develop the
building, turning it into a much
smaller church and redeveloping
the land at the back to offices
and flats around a pretty
courtyard. The church now occupies
the front of the original land and
there is access to the back
through the front archway."
