Listed building or place reference: HE0356 Historic site reference Property St. Paul's Church Road name New Street Parish St. Helier LocationView on map Grade Listed Building Grade 3 Category Church and Chapel. Statement of significance A good quality example of late 19th century Gothic revival church, designed by Jersey architect Adolphus Curry. Context n/a External Description The church is built of pink La Moye granite, in the Gothic revival style, with a gabled slate roof. The nave and aisles are of seven bays with buttresses and angle buttresses. There are large west and east windows in the Decorated style. The main west door is square and set within an arch with blind tracery above - flanked by narrow lancets with drip mouldings. The aisle windows have simple Y tracery whist the clerestory windows are paired lancets. The two bay sanctuary has a roof at a lower level and at the junction between nave and sanctuary roofs there is a bell cote. Above the south door is an inscription 'St Pauls, built MDCCCXV rebuilt MDCCCXCI'. To the front of the church are a set of decorative iron railings and gates, which continue beyond the church boundary to a pedestrian throughway to the north (this section under different ownership). The frontage includes an unusual pair of cast iron gas light stands. The modified entrance steps and access ramp to the main door (added in 2000), and the 2003 extension added to the south-east of building are excluded from the listing. Internal Description The interior is relatively plain but has a unity of design - the same patterns and motifs being carried in the stained glass in the west and east windows and in some of the original interior fittings and furnishings. The following features are of note and included within the listing: the hammerbeam roof (in stained and oiled deal); the stained glass windows to the east and west fronts; the pointed arch arcades to the north and south aisles; the pointed chancel arch; the blind arcaded reredos with original pulpit, lectern and font of matching design to the east end (the font and lectern repositioned); and the oak screens to the vestry and organ. The west (entrance) end and gallery have been much altered and do not form part of the listing. Special interest Architectural,Historical For the best experience, you will need to use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge web browser to view the map Back to detail page Back to search results Documents Terms and conditions for downloading documents The plans, drawings and material provided have been submitted to the Chief Officer for permissions in respect of the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002. They are protected by copyright under the Intellectual Property (Unregistered Rights) (Jersey) Law 2011 (Article 70 of the 2011 Law). The material is being provided to make available for public inspection the Register of Planning and Building Applications and must not be used for other purposes without the prior permission of the copyright owner.The Minister for the Environment makes every effort to maintain the accuracy of the information on this website but cannot accept responsibility for and disclaims all responsibility for any loss or damage which may arise from the use of the information provided. For applications approved during or after July 2016 approved documents are available from within the ‘Approved Documents’ section. For applications approved from 15 May 2012 - July 2016 approved documents are available under the ‘Plans’ section. I understand and agree with the terms and conditions. Date Description Size 04/01/2019 Schedule Schedule Listed Building Grade 3 240.04 KB Back to search results
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