A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in the heart of Preston, Lancashire, now redundant but preserved as a significant heritage asset.
At a glance
St Luke’s Church stands on St Luke’s Place in Preston. Though no longer in active parish use, the building maintains its status as a protected monument within England’s National Heritage List.
History
The church’s origins and development remain understudied in accessible sources; further research is needed to establish its founding date and early history.
What you see
As a Grade II listed structure, St Luke’s possesses architectural features worthy of protection under English heritage law, though specific details of its design and construction merit closer examination.
Cultural significance
The church represents an important part of Preston’s Anglican heritage and urban fabric. Its listing reflects its value to the community and the built environment.
Key facts
- Location: St Luke’s Place, Preston, Lancashire
- Country: United Kingdom
- Heritage status: Grade II listed building
- Coordinates: 53.766, -2.6836
- Current use: Redundant (no longer in active parish use)
Practical information & getting there
St Luke’s Church is located in Preston, Lancashire. As a listed building, access may be restricted; contact local heritage authorities or Preston’s tourism office for current visiting arrangements and opening times.
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