Church Hall

The Church Hall is a building dating from around 1600 or earlier, designed in an H-plan. It is timber-framed and rendered. The front elevation has an irregular arrangement of modern casement windows: there are two sets of two on the ground floor of the hall, along with a single set of three and a pair on the first floor. The north crosswing features two sets of three one-over-one casements. The south crosswing displays exposed studs from the 16th century in its east gable. The roofs are ridged and gabled, covered with peg tiles, and there are three red brick chimney stacks: one located at the south of the front slope of the hall roof, another in the return of the north crosswing, and a small modern stack in the south-east return of the south crosswing.