Description

TQ 06SE
4/265

BOROUGH OF ELMBRIDGE
OATLANDS AVENUE
Weybridge
Church of St. Mary

II

Church. 1862 by Messrs Francis. Rubblestone, coursed on the tower with plain tiled
roofs. Nave and aisle, apsed chancel to the east with chapel to south, and tower
to north west attached to west end of church by a short corridor, vestry addition to
south east. 3 gables to west end, buttressed nave with 2-light deep tracery windows.
Square 3 stage tower with turret to north east corner open to ground floor with
pointed arch over opening and depressed crocketed ogee relieving arch above. 2 stone
dressed, 2-light bell openings in ogee surrounds to each face of top stage, battlements
with angle gargoyles above.
Interior: 5 bay nave arcade on compound piers of quatrefoil section, timber scissor
braced roof. Mosaic apse with tiled chancel floor, marble dado panelling below.
Fittings: early C20 pews and screen. Stone arched, arcaded pulpit, octagonal font.

Listing NGR: TQ0952064812

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26281442

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