3 /5 Mark Hammond: Family chapel left over from the local manor estate
4 /5 jeff benjamin: A 17th.Century distinctive curiosity aside the formidable 19th.Century Merchant Taylors Almshouses.
Inconclusively attributed to Christopher Wren (1683) and Grade I Listed.
This notably small chapel crammed with a pattern book of building clichés: a copula, pediments with dentils, stone quoin dressings, massive arched windows … and the rest.
Profusely peculiar and characterful.
4 /5 Clementine Voss: Interesting piece of local history and architecture; a singularly diminutive private chapel built in 1683, attributed to Sir Christopher Wren. It’s now used as an architect’s office, you can, though, view the interior on the open days listed on its website.
5 /5 Matthew Gordon: big fan of the spherical window in the middle
