Pratt'S Hayle Market

Pratt's Hayle Market is a former Methodist chapel and schoolroom, now functioning as a market. It features a date plaque from 1845. The building has a stucco front, with the rest constructed from rubble and granite dressings. It has a scantle slate roof that is hidden behind a stuccoed parapet with a pediment at the front. The plan is rectangular and aisle-less, with a gallery on all four sides, a large entrance porch at the front, and a spacious former schoolroom at the rear.

The exterior consists of two storey elevations. The west front has a 1:3:1 bay arrangement, with first floor gallery windows in the three wider middle bays, which have round-headed openings. The ground floor features a 1:3:1 bay entrance porch with stucco rustications. The middle bays project slightly and are flanked by panelled pilasters, with three doorways between them and a blind central doorway. The right and left bays are quadrant-shaped and each contains a window. There is a moulded parapet cornice and a plain parapet. The first floor bays are separated by Tuscan pilasters above a moulded sill string; the entablature has a moulded architrave, a plain frieze, and a modillioned parapet cornice with a pediment over the middle bays, along with a central round date plaque.

The side walls have four square-headed openings on the ground floor and round-headed openings on the first floor gallery, with entablature and parapets above. The interior has seen some modifications for its current use as an indoor market, but retains its original architectural details, including a panelled gallery with Corinthian pilasters at the east end and a plastered ceiling with moulded bands.