Village Hall

The Village Hall, built in 1900, features roughcast walls and a tiled roof. It is a rectangular building with five bays and wings at the south end. The roof is plain but extends at a flatter pitch over the wings. The side walls have shallow buttresses, while the front elevation has red brick pilasters on each side and modillion cornices. The gable includes a coved and moulded plaster verge. A central double door is topped by a moulded canopy supported by brackets, with the cornice moulding extending as the cill for a large window that fills the gable. This window has six lower lights and four upper lights set within an arched frame, featuring leaded casements. Inside, there is a continuous oval barrel vault, exposed tie-beams, and flat ceilings along each side, with the rooms in the wings having segmental plaster vaults. The building remains an unaltered period piece and is included for its group value.