Victoria Hall, Including Railings and Gatepiers

Victoria Hall is a mid-19th century building now used as a workshop. It features a plastered exterior beneath a hipped slate roof with deeply overhanging eaves. The building has a rectangular plan with an extension on the left side. The front is symmetrical with three bays, including a central pointed doorway that has a planked recessed door and glazed open tracery work at the apex. On either side of the doorway are tall two-light pointed windows with basic Perpendicular head tracery, and the lower panes are barred and openable. There are three similar windows on each side elevation. The left-hand extension, likely added later, has bargeboarding and a two-light window at the front beneath a shallow window arch. The building is set on a coursed stone plinth, with gate and corner piers topped with an overthrow. The railings consist of simple spearhead uprights, with those on the side being contemporary with the Hall.