Baptist Church and Sunday School, Railings and Gate

The Baptist Church and Sunday School, along with its railings and gate, was built in 1824 and has undergone later alterations and additions. The main building features rough-cast render and a flat interlocking concrete tile roof. It is two stories high, with a north elevation that includes an ogee curved gable parapet and three gallery windows, one of which is blocked. These windows have semi-circular heads, keystones, and gothic pattern glazing bars. There is a central projecting flat-roofed porch with panelled double doors.

To the east side, there is a late 19th-century addition for the Sunday School, which is one and a half stories tall, made of render with a slate lean-to roof and sash windows. The rear wing is three stories high, also with rough-cast render and a slate roof, featuring a brick chimney stack and sash windows. The property is complemented by Art-Deco style cast-iron railings and a gate that lead to the forecourt and steps. It is prominently situated overlooking the town and is accessible via a footpath next to Nos 3-5 Brendon Road.