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Latitude: 51.6239 / 51°37'25"N
Longitude: -3.9533 / 3°57'11"W
OS Eastings: 264882
OS Northings: 193480
OS Grid: SS648934
Mapcode National: GBR WQF.YW
Mapcode Global: VH4K9.FFDZ
Plus Code: 9C3RJ2FW+HM
Entry Name: Church of St Jude & Church Hall
Listing Date: 30 March 1987
Last Amended: 30 March 1987
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 11646
Building Class: Religious, Ritual and Funerary
Also known as: St Jude's Church, Swansea
St.Jude's Church & Church Hall,Terrace Road
ID on this website: 300011646
Location: In a steep hillside position with side to road.
County: Swansea
Community: Castle (Castell)
Community: Castle
Built-Up Area: Swansea
Traditional County: Glamorgan
Tagged with: Church building
Construction of church hall 1904-6, church completed 1913-15. Designed by E Bruce Vaughan, architect of Cardiff. Geometric Gothic.
Church flanked by lower vestries, N transept, aisled nave with NW porch. Church hall under. Snecked rubble, freestone dressings including banding, slate roofs with crucifix finials. W front with grouped, traceried windows of 2 and 3 lights between flat buttresses. S aisle gabled front with twin Geometric windows under quatrefoil oculus. Parapeted gables, pilaster buttresses to clerestory with traceried lights, bar tracery to aisles, linked hoodmoulds. Gabled NW porch with paterae on Gothic mouldings of arched entrance, boarded doors. Second pointed doorway in angle of transept. Plain 2-light windows to basement (church hall), rubble retaining walls, piers and area railings set high at road level with flying platforms to upper doors.
3-light transept windows with taller octagonal stair turret clasping E angle, panelled canopies with cusped bell-openings. Flying buttresses over low vestry and porch to E wall, 5-light traceried window with impaled trefoils, lateral doorway reached by steps up.
Foundation stones dated 1905 and 1913.
Well-proportioned 3-bay interior, round piers, head-stops to hoodmoulds. Paired clerestory windows with shafts to rere-arches. Tall chancel arch on respond shafts with foliage capitals at cill based level. Tall N arch for organ, boarded ceiling under, screens to side chapels. Panelled sedilia. Ribbed and boarded wagon roofs to centre and S aisles, lean-to N aisle roof.
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