East Cowes Congregational Church

East Cowes Congregational Church is an early 19th-century Non-Conformist church featuring a cemented exterior and a slate roof. The building has a pediment with a blank oculus and three finials. It includes three windows, with the central window bay projecting. There are three round-headed windows, the center one adorned with a hood moulding, and three additional round-headed windows on the side elevation. Attached to the southeast is a stone building, likely originally a Sunday School from the mid-19th century, which also has a pediment and three windows. The central window in this building is a three-light round-headed window, flanked by round-headed windows with Gothick glazing. There is a blocked round-headed doorcase with a quoined surround.