Church Hall (Former United Reform Church)

The building is a former United Reform Church, now serving as a church hall, dating from 1810. It is constructed of brick and has a slate roof, featuring a single cell plan with two bays. The west front includes a central six-panel double-leaf door topped by a round arched gauged brick head, with a fanlight above. There are semi-circular windows above the door, also with gauged brick heads and similar glazing to the fanlight. A datestone is located in the low gable above the entrance. The south side has large round-arched windows, while the east end features two similar windows with two-light large-pane wood frames. On the north side, there is a former vestry, also made of brick and with a gabled roof. The interior includes a gallery at the west end supported by octagonal columns with simple capitals.