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Wimbledon Park
St Luke

Built: 1908
Architect: T G Jackson
Listing: grade 2

The church is set on a corner site fronting three roads in a suburban residential area. Designed by Sir Thomas Jackson and built in 1908 in red brickwork with green slate roofs.

The building comprises nave with gallery at the west end, chancel, north and south aisles, a north chancel aisle and south transept. At the west end there is a full width narthex with entrance vestibule and side rooms. The tower rises from this construction at the NW corner of the nave. A kitchen and two toilets have been formed in the southern room and a boiler room in the lobby.

A single storey church hall adjoins the south east corner of the church with brick and slate construction.

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