Next to a parade of suburban shops between South Ruislip and Eastcote. It is a small post-war community type hall.

The predecessor of Holy Redeemer a short way away and very obvious from Streatham Common station.. It was built in 1908 and was used as a church until Holy Redeemer’s hall was opened for worship in 1928. In more recent years it has been used as industrial and commercial premises, but is now (October 2024) being converted into housing. The architect seems to be unrecorded.

On the ground floor of a wing built1985-1987 by Llewelyn-Davies, Weeks and Partners. It is a small building that displays some glass from the former chapel.