11,896 sqft
Buildings
Southwark
Oakley Place
The Oakley Place Church holds a distinctive and significant position along the well-known Old Kent Road in the historic borough of Southwark. Its history, architectural charm, and enduring cultural significance make it a noteworthy landmark in the area.
This venerable church, a testament to architectural craftsmanship of its time, was originally constructed around the year 1880. It represents an era when places of worship were not just buildings but also repositories of community memories, traditions, and values.
The architectural details and craftsmanship of the church are a testament to the dedication of its builders, and the structure itself stands as a living relic of the past.
Remarkably, in an age where old structures are often demolished to make way for residential developments, the Oakley Place Church has charted a different course. It has been preserved and continues to be a vital part of the community.
Currently, it is being used a place of worship, serving the community. This decision to maintain the church’s historical and cultural significance reflects a commitment to preserving the area’s heritage and a deep respect for its past.
