High Town Methodist Church

High Town Methodist Church, dated 1897, is designed in a simple neo-classical style with Byzantine influences, featuring a large Baroque cupola on the left-hand bay. The church is constructed of Luton grey bricks with red brick and stone dressings, topped with a Welsh slate roof that has crested ridge tiles. It consists of two storeys and attics, presenting a three-bay facade. The wide central bay is topped by a triangular pediment with three small arched louvred windows.

On the first floor, there is a large arched window with a small keystone and geometric glazing bars in the arch, and a stone cill band runs across all three bays. The ground floor features double arched doorways with stone keystones, divided by double pilasters. The smaller side bays have brick parapets with stone and moulded brick cornice bands, and each has full-height brick pilasters decorated near the top with moulded brick pediments over arched niches, also with stone cill bands.

Between the pilasters on the first floor, there are semi-circular arched windows with paired round-headed lights and a roundel above. The cill band continues around the pilasters. The ground floor has a brick moulded band above two-light casements in stone surrounds. The left-hand bay includes an extra half storey with a stone version of the pediment motif found on the first-floor pilasters, and a circular window between the pilasters. Above them, small stone octagonal domes in the Byzantine style flank the stone cupola, which features three arched louvred openings on each side, corner pilasters, an eaves cornice, a ribbed leaded roof, and is surmounted by a small octagonal leaded turret with a weathervane.

The south side of the church has a semi-apsidal east end and an attached turret. The nine-bay elevation features brick eaves, with each bay in a shallow recess containing one window per floor. The upper windows are round-headed with red brick arches, paired round-headed lights, and a roundel above, while the lower windows have segmental heads with keystones in red brick.