Bassenthwaite Church Room

The building is an 1805 church room, replacing an earlier chapel, in Bassenthwaite. It is constructed from cobble rubble with flush painted quoins and stepped buttresses. The roof is graduated greenslate with coped gables and a west open bellcote of red sandstone. The building is single-storey and three bays, featuring a west round-headed doorway and round-headed windows with glazing bars set within painted stone surrounds. Inside, the church room has simple timber roof-trusses supported by shaped corbels and a plain panelled dado. An extension dated 1862 is not considered of architectural interest. The building served as a chapel-of-ease for Bassenthwaite Parish until 1878, when a new church was constructed nearby.