Church Of St Barnabas is a Grade I listed building in the Westminster local planning authority area, England. First listed on 24 February 1958. A Victorian Church.

Church Of St Barnabas

WRENN ID: turning-newel-summer
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: Westminster
Country: England
Date first listed: 24 February 1958
Type: Church
Period: Victorian
Source: Historic England listing

Description

TQ 2878 SW CITY OF WESTMINSTER ST BARNABAS STREET SW1 107/8 (east side) 24.2.58 Church of St Barnabas GV I Church. 1847-50 by Cundy Junior, assisted by Butterfield. Ragstone ashlar dressings, slate pitched roof to eaves. Early English Gothic style. 5 bay nave, lean-to aisles, clerestory, lower chancel, west and south entrances, 5 stage tower to north west with broach spire and dripping eaves, triple bell louvres, one lucarne to each face. Interior reported to contain rood and rood screen by Bodley and Garner, Comper decoration to Lady Chapel, c.1900, stained glass, etc. Forms part of unified composition with parsonage and school (qv). London, Vol I, N Pevsner;

Listing NGR: TQ2841378446

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