C of I Parish Hall, Springvale Road, Ballywalter, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT22 2PE

Single storey Italianate school house of c.1850s, probably by Charles Lanyon, now greatly altered, much plainer and used as the parish hall. The building is situated at the north east end of Springvale Road, at the south end of the village of Ballywalter. The front facade is finished in lined render, the rest of the building finished in an untidy mixture of plain and rough cast render. The roof of the main hall is hipped with Bangor blue slates. The front W elevation is symmetrical and divided into three bays. The two outer bays each have a grouping of three conjoined sash windows, with horizontal astragals, with decorative semicircular arched surrounds, with keystones to each window head and brackets to the single cill beneath the group. The two outer bays have plain quoins. The centre bay is slightly recessed and contains three full height arched recesses, similar in style to the arched surrounds to the windows on the outer bays. Within each recess is a further arched recess set in each of which is a sash window with a semicircular arched head, horizontal and marginal astragals. To the S side of the hall is a large flat roofed porch. On the W facade of this porch is a plain sheeted timber double door with plain semicircular arch fanlight, all set within a semicircular arched opening with dripstone moulding with label stops. The S side of the porch is blank but has evidence of two semicircular headed window openings, now blocked. The N elevation has two (now blocked) window openings, with surrounds similar to those on outer bays at front. To the rear is a large (mainly) lean to extension which is modern, with modern windows to the right, and a small plain door with steps, to the left.