Description:

Stepping into this Grade I listed early-Georgian masterpiece offers production crews an unparalleled sense of historical grandeur and theatrical scale right in the heart of central London. Masterfully designed by Thomas Archer in 1714, this former church stands as one of the UK’s finest examples of English Baroque architecture. The property delivers immense visual texture and massive shooting depths, making it an exceptional historic double for European palaces, grand courtrooms, or atmospheric period dramas.

The main production space is defined by a breathtaking, cathedral-scale hall framed by towering columns, a sweeping wooden gallery, and a dramatic black-and-white chequered floor that serves as a powerful visual anchor for high-end fashion editorials and luxury brand campaigns. Pierced by exceptional natural light and dressed with elegant brass chandeliers, the upper level transitions seamlessly down into a raw, atmospheric vaulted crypt below. Complete with imposing external portico steps that offer a commanding backdrop for exterior setups, this highly versatile heritage location provides clear sightlines and ample footprint for large-scale crews to confidently execute complex setups.

Features:

• Floor - tiled (1)
• Exposed brick (1)
• Corridor (1)
• Cellar (1)
• Staircase (1)