Wall Methodist Church

Wall Methodist Church is a Methodist chapel built in 1829, with slight remodeling around the early 20th century. The church features a front made of regularly coursed dressed granite with granite dressings, topped by a scantle slate roof that has a pedimented gable at the front (south) and a half hip at the rear. The building has a large rectangular plan without aisles, with a gallery likely on three sides, a rostrum at the north (ritual east) end, and an entrance at the south. There is a later vestry and organ loft at the rear.

The exterior has two storey elevations with a three-window south entrance front that includes a plinth, a mid-floor band, and a pediment gable with a central blind oculus plaque and chamfered rusticated quoins. The central round-headed doorway is flanked by segmental arched windows, while the first floor has round-headed windows. The early 20th-century features include a pair of doors and leaded windows. The side walls have four windows each, with mid-floor bands and early 20th-century six-pane sashes in square-headed openings. The interior has not been inspected.