Wesley House, Leatherhead

Wesley House, located in Leatherhead, Surrey, is a historic Grade II listed municipal building that was once the headquarters of the Leatherhead Urban District Council. Built in 1935 in a striking neoclassical style, it features red brick with stone dressings and an Art Deco interior. Originally established to accommodate the growing local government needs, it served as a civic center until 1983. The building is named in honor of the Methodist theologian John Wesley, reflecting its historical significance. Today, after undergoing refurbishment, it houses commercial spaces while retaining its architectural charm, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.