Former Methodist Church

The former Methodist Chapel, built in 1857, is located on Main Street in Burton Agnes. It features colour-washed, pinkish-red brick laid in stretcher bond, with ashlar dressings and a cast-tile roof. The building is a single tall storey with three bays. The central entrance has double traceried panel doors set in moulded ashlar jambs, topped by a prominent hoodmould with label stops. The outer bays contain 2-light pointed windows, which originally had 16-pane fixed lights with intersecting tracery and trefoils at the heads, but are now boarded up. These windows are also under prominent hoods with label stops. On the north gable, there are two pointed windows that once featured 20-pane fixed lights with elaborate Perpendicular-type tracery and quatrefoils at the heads, now similarly boarded in and also under hoodmoulds with label stops. The windows have stone sills, and the south gable includes a louvred ventilator.