Our Ladye Star of the Sea is situated on Crooms Hill in the heart of Greenwich, bordering Greenwich Park, and near to the Maritime Museum and Blackheath.
Find us on Google Maps. The church spire is a local landmark - easy to spot if you are nearby.
The Presbytery office and Parish rooms are just next door at 68 Crooms Hill, London SE10 8HG.
Our Ladye Star of the Sea Church
68 Crooms Hill
Greenwich
London SE10 8HG
Local buses stop in Greenwich town centre, and there is a short walk up Crooms Hill to the Church, or from Blackheath, where there is a short walk down the hill.
Greenwich Mainline Station and Docklands Light Railway, then a short walk up Crooms Hill. Find your best route with Transport for London
Lots of people visit on foot or cycle but if you do travel by car, there is free parking space on the church forecourt for approximately six or seven cars. There is on the road metered parking opposite the church. Residents’ permit parking only is on the same side of the road as the church.
At present, there are LTN camera restrictions, if entering the bottom of Crooms Hill. The restrictions for access operate between 7.00am to 10.00am and then from 3.00pm to 7.00pm weekdays (Not weekends). The road at the top of Crooms Hill from the A2 is accessible at all times.
Find our more about Royal Borough of Greenwich travel zones.
We make every attempt to make our buildings accessible to all where possible, but we are restricted by the age of the buildings. We will do all we can to help. Please do ask.
Pedestrian access to the church is either via steps to the front or via the gates providing level access.
The main door to the Church has two steps. For those visiting or attending services, we have a portable ramp to enable access.
There are no WCs within the church. Church toilets are situated at the side of the presbytery, to the left of the church, down several steps, no disabled toilet facilities. The Parish Meeting Rooms and Kitchen are also situated in the Presbytery basement.
An induction loop system is installed in the church for those using hearing aids.
