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Listed building outline

35-37 Ealing Road, Wembley, HA0 4AE

Field Value Fact links
CURIE listed-building-outline:LB82 no fact link
Prefix listed-building-outline Facts
Reference LB82 Facts
Name 35-37 Ealing Road, Wembley, HA0 4AE Facts
Quality Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source no fact link
Dataset Listed building outline no fact link
Organisation London Borough of Brent no fact link
Start date 1993-11-04 Facts
End date Facts
Entry date 2026-03-26 Facts
Typology geography no fact link
Geometry MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.298051 51.550243, -0.298047 51.550238, -0.298024 51.550243, -0.29802 51.550237, -0.297764 51.550293, -0.297746 51.550261, -0.297663 51.550279, -0.297682 51.550312, -0.297699 51.550317, -0.297691 51.550326, -0.297685 51.550336, -0.297683 51.550343, -0.297683 51.550354, -0.297694 51.550377, -0.297719 51.550391, -0.297731 51.550394, -0.297749 51.550397, -0.297766 51.550398, -0.297781 51.550397, -0.297823 51.550391, -0.298051 51.550341, -0.298064 51.550364, -0.298108 51.550354, -0.298091 51.550319, -0.298065 51.550324, -0.298028 51.550248, -0.298051 51.550243))) Facts
Point POINT (-0.297871 51.550321) Facts
Description St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Former Presbyterian church. 1904, to the designs of Thomas Collcutt and Stanley Hamp, who was also chief benefactor of the church. Brick in Flemish bond with pebble dash; stone, artificial stone, and brick dressings. Gable-facing roof of tile, rounded to apse. A style strongly influenced by the Arts and Crafts manner. Facts
Listed building 1335084 Facts

Available Code Snippets:

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    }
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