Methodist Church, School Room and and Manse

The Methodist Church, School Room, and Manse, built in 1879, were designed by the Launceston architect Charles Pearse Wise. The structure is made of stone rubble with brick dressings and features steeply pitched slate roofs with gable ends and brick shafts for the axial stacks.

The church is located on the left, with its liturgical west end facing the road and a canted liturgical east end at the rear. The manse is situated at the front right, while the school room is at the rear right. There is an entrance that leads into a small corridor between the two ranges.

The exterior includes a two-storey manse on the right and the gable end of the church on the left. The church features a triple lancet window at the front, with a small light above in the gable end and a datestone located below the lancet. To the right of the church, there is a lower range with a four-centred dressed stone arch. The manse has two storeys and displays two mullion and transom windows with brick dressings on the ground floor, as well as two similar windows above. The rear elevation of the chapel showcases the canted liturgical east end. The interior has not been inspected.