United Reformed Church

The United Reformed Church is a church building in Muswell Hill constructed from red brick with stone detailing and a distinctive tower. The structure has a straightforward design that fits into the local street character of this north London area.

The building was constructed in the 19th century as a place for reformed worship in Muswell Hill. The present congregation inherits a long history connected to Protestant movements that shaped English religious life.

The congregation participates in local community life in Muswell Hill, welcoming visitors to services and gatherings. Through its open-door approach, the church functions as a meeting place where people from different backgrounds come together.

Regular worship services happen on weekends and visitors can reach the building easily on foot from Muswell Hill bus stops. Parking is available nearby and the church has seating areas that work for different mobility needs.

The church maintains archive materials and documents that record the history of reformed worship in north London. These collections offer insight into the lives of believers across several generations.