St John at Hampstead
Church Row, Hampstead, London NW3

St John at Hampstead stands at the west end of Church Row, one of Hampstead's most notable streets. 

St John at Hampstead is the parish church, built in 1745, and is one of the most complete Georgian streets in London, with much of its original detail and ironwork still intact.The iron gates are earlier and come from Canons Park in Edgware. 

Inside the church is a bust of the poet John Keats, who lived in Hampstead before his early death 1821.  The painter John Constable and his wife are buried in the wooded churchyard and many eminent Hampstead residents are buried in the adjoining cemetery.            

Admission free