St Martins Church Hall

St Martin's Church Hall is a church hall that is now used for commercial purposes. It was built in the late 19th century, possibly by the son of E.B. Lamb, and was refurbished in 1989. The main facade is made of Kentish ragstone rubble, while the sides and rear are constructed of brick. The building has three storeys and features three windows along with a slightly projecting entrance bay that has one window; the left side has five windows. The doorways are recessed and have pointed heads. The windows are square-headed and come in two and three-light configurations, featuring cusped tracery lights and small panes. There are sill strings on the upper floors and a parapet at the top. The return side includes mullioned square-headed windows with small panes set in shallow segmental-arched recesses that extend the full height of the building, topped with a battlemented parapet. The interior is plain. The hall forms a group with Lamb's notable church located opposite.