Grade II Listed Crumbling Chapel

A Grade II listed chapel, built in 1826, is preserved in its original decaying state, offering an atmospheric backdrop for film, photo shoots and unique events. The space retains the texture of time, featuring crumbling paintwork, dilapidated surfaces, and weathered architectural detail without modern interference. This one-of-a-kind location is defined by its original stained-glass windows, which cast shifting natural light with strong shadow definition throughout the large open-plan space. Supported by front and rear access, the chapel provides a striking canvas of architectural decay.

- Grade II listed chapel (built 1826)
- Preserved crumbling interiors and peeling paintwork
- Original stained-glass windows
- One large open-plan space
- Two toilets
- Front and rear access
- Natural light with strong shadow definition
Filming & Photography
Events:
Capacity: 120
License: 09:00 - 21:00, all events must finish by 21:00 at the very latest.
No alcohol license.
London, SE15, UK
For filming you will need a permit from Southwark Film Office.
No alcohol license.
All events must finish by 21:00 at the very latest.
No filming outside.
Nothing can be attached to the walls, or leant on the walls as they are crumbling.
No equipment left outside on paths.
No lights erected outside.
No modifications - Grade ll listed building.
No live music.