Church of All Saints Hall

The Church of All Saints Hall, dated 1899, is a single-storey building constructed from dressed, coursed stone with a slate roof. It features a tripartite Gothic Revival design with gables at each end. The right gable includes two two-light mullioned and transomed windows beneath ogee moulding, while the left gable has a five-light window with ogee moulding above the centre, which serves the end of the hall. The central section of the building contains three two-light windows with perpendicular heads set within rectangular frames. There is a projecting porch on the left side, which is gabled and adorned with a crocketed finial and a coat of arms in the tympanum. This porch is flanked by ogee caps and features a pointed doorway beneath ogee moulding, complete with an overlight of lancet glazing bars.