Church of St Dunstan, Cheam
Historic site · Cheam, England
The Church of St Dunstan is the parish church of Cheam, on Church Road, SM3 8QH, built in 1864 and listed Grade II* as NHLE 1065676. It shares its churchyard with the Lumley Chapel, NHLE 1183440, the chancel of the medieval church it replaced. No source states its opening hours, so none are given here.
History
The Grade II listing was made on 26 January 1971 as list entry 1065676, under the statutory address "Church of St Dunstan, Church Road". The church was built in 1864 to replace the medieval parish church, of which only the chancel was retained. It is one of the fourteen Grade II entries inside the borough boundary. Cheam War Memorial nearby is Grade II, NHLE 1440363, and village survivals close by are Grade II: Church Farmhouse, NHLE 1183834; the Old Red Lion Inn, NHLE 1183763; and The Old Cottage, NHLE 1065703. Cheam station is 519 m away.
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Church Road, Cheam SM3 8QH
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