St Mary'S In The Wood Church Hall

St Mary's in the Wood Church Hall is a church hall built in the mid-19th century. It features an ashlar facade with hammer-dressed stone on the sides and rear, topped by a Welsh blue-slate roof. The building is two storeys high with a symmetrical seven-bay facade. A flight of steps with stone balustrades leads to the central three bays.

The structure includes a plinth, quoin pilasters, and a basement with channelled stonework, along with a double roll-moulded band and a deep entablature. The central three bays and corners are highlighted by quoin pilasters that support engaged columns with composite capitals, with the outer and corner columns coupled.

On the ground floor, there is a central small window flanked by doorways that have fanlights. The first floor features tall arched windows with hollow chamfered surrounds. Above the central three bays is a segmental pediment with a deep moulded cornice. The outer three bays have plain rectangular windows on the ground floor and larger arched windows on the first floor, which include an impost band and archivolts.

The returns consist of nine bays, with the first two bays having a cornice that extends from the front and featuring two-light windows on both floors—square-headed on the ground floor and arched on the first floor. The remaining bays have windows with plain surrounds on each floor. The building also has end stacks.