Fraddon Methodist Church With Attached Sunday School And Coach House

The Fraddon Methodist Church, along with its attached Sunday school and coach house, was built in 1877. It is constructed from granite rubble with a slate roof featuring ridge tiles and gable ends. The church’s plan consists of a single auditorium with a front entrance and a ritual east end. A Sunday school is attached to the rear, and a coach house is attached to the left side, forming an L-shaped arrangement.

The symmetrical front gable end features a round-arched doorway with a keystone, containing plank double doors and a fanlight with Gothic glazing bars. To the right and left of the doorway are round-arched windows with margin glazing, each set within a dressed stone arch with a keystone. A recessed circular datestone with voussoirs sits above. Two round-arched windows with 20th-century glazing are located on each side of the church. The attached Sunday school, at a lower roof level, has a door with an overlight on its left side. The coach house is rendered and has single and double doors to the front. The interior was not inspected.