Village Hall

The Village Hall, originally built as a Congregational Chapel in 1826, is a two-storey building with a rendered exterior and a hipped Welsh slate roof featuring simple eaves. It has three windows on the front, with a half-round window on the first floor and a semi-circular-headed window on the ground floor. The windows have Y-tracery and raised flat architraves. A new door is located centrally beneath a flat wooden hood with a moulded edge. The building is significant for its group value with Hill Cottage as viewed from High Street. After the chapel was replaced by a Congregational Church in High Street in 1864, it has served various purposes and was undergoing internal alterations at the time of the survey.