Church Of Saint Margaret

The Church of Saint Margaret is a mission room built in 1862. It features rubble construction with ashlar dressings and a Welsh slate roof. The building has a nave and a small chancel, along with a vestry and an outbuilding at the rear. It is a single-storey structure with an E-shaped plan and two windows. The openings are round-headed with quoined surrounds. The nave has central leaved board doors beneath a fanlight with lozenge glazing bars. The windows include wooden Y-tracery and lozenge glazing bars. The church has shaped kneelers and ashlar copings, as well as ashlar corniced end stacks. A bellcote is situated over the vestry. Inside, there is a round-headed chancel arch and scissor trusses supporting the roof. A tiny octagonal portable font in the Perpendicular style and a tortoise stove are also present. The building was constructed as a Church of England mission room and opened in 1862.