London, NW1

A spectacular Grade II* Victorian church. Built in the nineteenth century, it is recognised for its soaring Gothic architecture and exceptional acoustics as well as its coherence of design and decoration. The upper levels of the nave bring daylight in from above, helping the plain, whitened walls feel open without distraction. The decorative fittings and colour around the sanctuary stand out with their 'wow' factor.

The nave is 358 square metres in area and is directly accessible from the street - with large church doors. Downstairs is a green room with toilets and a kitchen, together with a smaller green room for individuals.