St Oswald'S Church Hall

St. Oswald's Church Hall is a church hall dated 1849, located off the B6320 in Bellingham. It is constructed of dressed stone with ashlar quoins and surrounds for the doors and windows, topped with a Welsh slate roof. This single-storey building features a small three-bay layout and a striking central gabled porch. The porch is adorned with square angle buttresses and small cross gables at the eaves, which rise into diagonally-set turrets capped by spires that also have cross gables at their bases. At the top of the porch gable is a tabernacle containing a worn statue of the Virgin Mary in a niche, with a spire above it. The door is located under a hoodmould on the left side of the porch, and there are two-light mullioned windows on either side, along with similar three-light windows at the rear. All windows are diamond-paned iron casements. The gabled roof features overlapping coping stones and diagonally-set stone gable stacks.