Church of St Andrew, Hackney

The Church of St Andrew features Early English style architecture with Kentish ragstone walls, Bath stone details, and slate roofs across its aisled nave and chancel.

Arthur Blomfield designed this Grade II* listed building, which opened its doors to worshippers on September 23, 1883, during the Victorian period expansion of London.

The interior walls display biblical figures through decorative works by Heaton, Butler and Bayne, including eight stained glass windows created between 1886 and 1902.

Located at coordinates 51.5706, -0.080264 in the Woodberry Down electoral ward, the church maintains regular worship services and welcomes community gatherings throughout the week.

The church combines a simple exterior facade with stepped angle buttresses and a central doorway beneath a marked canopy with an ornate interior featuring quadrate piers.

Location: London Borough of Hackney

Inception: September 23, 1883

Architects: Arthur Blomfield

Website: https://standrewsn16.org

GPS coordinates: 51.57060,-0.08026

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11