The former Regal Cinema was constructed in 1938 by Major Glen, and designed as an auditorium to accommodate over 2,000 people. To the rear of the Property is a surface car park for approximately 30 vehicles. During the 1980s, the property was converted into a bingo hall, and is now occupied by a religious organisation.
Borough: Southwark
Use Class: D2
Size: 26,741 sq ft
Site Area: 0.8 acres
Listed: Grade II
Conservation Area: No
The building is situated in the London suburb of Camberwell Green, approximately 500 yards north of the main high street. The Property is located fronting the A215, on several major bus routes, with the Oval Tube Station (Northern Line) 1 mile north west and the Elephant & Castle (Northern and Bakerloo Line) 1 mile north of the club. The surrounding area is of mixed use, with residential local authority housing opposite and industrial units to the rear.