St Andrew's Cathedral (former Church of St Barnabas), Kentish Town Road, Hampstead NW1 - Camden

This church was constructed in the style of a three-aisled basilica (without a dome) by Ewan Christian in 1884-85. It has been in use by the Greek Orthodox Church since 1957 and became St Andrew's Cathedral in 1970. All internal walls and ceilings have been decorated in the traditional Byzantine style, and large areas have been repainted where damaged by dampness. Externally the tabled guttering to the aisles and apse needs renewal.

Site Details

Designated Site Name:

CHURCH OF ST BARNABAS

Heritage Category:

Listed Building grade II

List Entry Number:

1379241

Local Planning Authority:

Camden

Site Type:

Religious ritual and funerary > Church

Location

Building Name:

St Andrew's Cathedral (former Church of St Barnabas)

Street Name:

Kentish Town Road

Locality:

Hampstead

County:

Greater London

District / Borough:

Camden

Parliamentary Constituency:

Holborn and St. Pancras

Region:

London and South East

Assessment Information

Assessment Type:

Place of worship

Condition:

Poor

Priority:

C - Slow decay; no solution agreed

Previous Priority:

C

Ownership:

Religious organisation

Designation:

Listed Place of Worship grade II, CA