Congregational Chapel

Congregational Chapel is an early 19th-century adaptation of an earlier house, likely from the 17th century, featuring a cross wing at the southeast end. The main block has two large windows with arched heads and glazing bars, along with a central weatherboarded porch topped with a pantiled roof. The cross wing is two storeys high and has one range of windows, also with glazing bars and arched heads. An additional weatherboarded porch has been added to the cross wing on the northwest end. The roof is pantiled and includes two gabled dormers and a large square chimney stack, which is probably from the 17th century.