Description

TQ 6474 SE
1/35

ROYAL PIER ROAD (north side)
St Andrew's Arts Centre

(Formerly listed as St Andrew's Waterside Chapel)

GV
II
1870-71; G.E Street architect. Built originally as a mission chapel for seamen and known as St Andrew's Waterside Chapel. Rectangular plan. Gothic style. Built of ragstone with Bath stone dressings. Slate roof. Former carthex at west with lean-to roof behind a parapet; central doorway with segmental Gothic arch; a flat-arched three-light window to each side of door. Under the west gable are five stepped lancets; a large stone bellcote rises from the apex of the gable. Three lancet windows in side elevation. At east end there is a three-light plate traceried window. Inside vaulted roof lined with pine boarding with moulded ribs; coved cornice; stained glass windows. The former mission chapel has been converted to an Arts Centre.

Listing NGR: TQ6491174411

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26290890

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