St Stephen's, Hampstead, London

St. Stephen’s is truly awe inspiring, both in its architecture and also in its story. The building, designed Samuel Sanders Teulon, is considered one of London's finest Victorian Gothic churches. Completed in 1869, the church closed for worship in 1976 due to subsidence expenses and dwindling congregations.

Local residents, distraught with watching the derelict building decline and against proposed plans to demolish it for a car park, formed St Stephen's Restoration and Preservation Trust in 1999. This body has, so far, raised over £4.5 million from English Heritage, the Heritage Lottery Fund, local businesses and individual donors, and with this has restored St. Stephens to its current magnificent state.

St. Stephen’s is now available for hire for private, corporate or community use. This huge space boasts a grassed entrance garden and a raised stage area in the apse. Due to the lovely colours, wooden floor, sympathetic lighting and powerful heating this impressive venue manages to retain a warm and intimate atmosphere.

Suitable for seated dinners for 80 - 240 and receptions up to 300, please contact us for more information.