Kingswood Congregational Church

Kingswood Congregational Church is a mid-18th century Congregational church constructed from coursed rubblestone, with the southern side rendered. It features a hipped concrete tile roof and a central ridge clock tower topped with a hipped roof, weathervane, and a clock facing west. The building is nearly square and has two storeys. The entrance front, facing south, includes two round-headed windows with plain architraves and partially coloured radial glazing. There is a large central round-headed doorway on the ground floor, which has a radial fanlight and double doors with six flush panels. Each side of the entrance has three segmental-headed 16-pane sash windows on both floors. At the north end, there is a single-storey lean-to roofed with slate and two large round-headed windows above it.