Where is St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church?
The location of St. Bartholomew's is shown on the map below at the junction of Hepworth and Ellison Roads.
How to get to St. Bartholomew’s Church
Travelling by foot
It is worth noting that there is a footpath that links London Road and Acacia Road with Ellison Road.
Travelling by bus
Buses 50, 109, 250, 255 and G1 all stop in the vicinity of the junction of Streatham High Road and Green Lane.
Travelling by train
The church is about a five minute walk from Norbury Station and eight from Streatham Common Station. Both have frequent services from London Victoria, London Bridge, East and West Croydon and stations in between. Streatham Common station is one stop south of Balham which has a connection with the Underground's Northern Line.
Travelling by car
There is limited on-street parking around the church.
Note that Ellison Road cannot be entered into from the Streatham Common Station end, and travel has to be via Tankerville Road and Kempshott Road. Glencairn Road cannot be entered from Streatham High Road, and Hepworth Road cannot be entered from Ellison Road.
Travelling by foot
It is worth noting that there is a footpath that links London Road and Acacia Road with Ellison Road.
Travelling by bus
Buses 50, 109, 250, 255 and G1 all stop in the vicinity of the junction of Streatham High Road and Green Lane.
Travelling by train
The church is about a five minute walk from Norbury Station and eight from Streatham Common Station. Both have frequent services from London Victoria, London Bridge, East and West Croydon and stations in between. Streatham Common station is one stop south of Balham which has a connection with the Underground's Northern Line.
Travelling by car
There is limited on-street parking around the church.
Note that Ellison Road cannot be entered into from the Streatham Common Station end, and travel has to be via Tankerville Road and Kempshott Road. Glencairn Road cannot be entered from Streatham High Road, and Hepworth Road cannot be entered from Ellison Road.
