Vestry Hall

Vestry Hall, now offices, was built in 1857. It is constructed of rock-faced stone with ashlar dressings and covered by slate roofs, featuring two gable, two ridge, and a single side wall stone stack. The building is in the Gothic Revival style and includes a moulded plinth, a coved eaves band, a crenellated parapet with quatrefoils, stepped coped gables, and angle buttresses. It has a single and two-storey facade with a five-window range. A central two-storey porch has angle buttresses, a string course, and a canted crenellated oriel window with three lancets. Below the oriel is a pointed arched opening with flanking buttresses, a traceried head, and a segmental pointed doorway. To either side are two cross mullion windows with cusped headed lights and label moulds. The building has blank returns. At the rear, set at a right angle, is a public hall with coped gables. The front gable features a quatrefoil window, while the rear gable has a canted stone bay window with seven lights, stone mullions, and a hipped roof, above which is a two-light mullioned opening. A centrally positioned segmental pointed double door is located on the left side. The interior has not been inspected.