St Mary Northgate Hall

St Mary Northgate Hall, originally St Mary's Church, is now the church hall for the Parish of St Gregory the Great. The front elevation features buff brick from around 1830, with two arched windows that have stone surrounds. The roof has two gables and four obelisk-shaped finials, along with a plinth. The side elevation is also of buff brick and includes four round arched windows, as well as a plinth. At the rear, there is a four-storey red brick tower from the 17th century, which has stone coping and one round arched window, along with a later door inserted in an arch. To the left, there is a one-storey section of red brick with grey headers, featuring three casements and a simple doorcase. The north wall of the church hall, which follows the line of the City Wall, is medieval and displays medieval wall paintings on its inner face, along with some ancient glass. St Mary Northgate Hall, along with Nos 72 to 74, forms a group, and it also groups with Nos 1 to 4 and Nos 7 to 21.