Hall adjacent to St Andrew's COI and 35 Church Rd, Rasharkin, Ballymena, BT44 8QY, Co. Antrim.

Single-storey rendered school building, architect unknown, extended to rear in mid-20th century. Located on Church Road in Rasharkin, on the southern edge of the village, adjacent to HB04/10/001A St. Andrew''s Church of Ireland. The school faces NE and is rectangular in plan with a pitched roof, a projecting porch to the front and a single-storey flat-roofed extension to the rear. Generally all walls are smooth render, ruled and lined with quoins at the corners. The window openings have concrete cills and are square-headed to the front (NE) and to the rear (SW) and are lancet style to the front porch and gables(NW/SE). The lancet windows have plain plaster surrounds with keystone motifs and the front square-headed (NE) windows have plaster keystone motifs. The eaves have a painted timber fascia and soffit with decorative saw-tooth moulding on the bargeboard and a carved timber finial at the apex. There is a cast metal ogee profile gutter and metal downpipes. The roof is natural slate with roll-top red clay ridge tiles. Front elevation (NE) Symmetrical with a projecting gabled porch in the centre and 2 no. tall square-headed window openings to each side. The porch has a centrally located gothic arch-headed doorway flanked by lancet windows and there is a tall narrow square-headed window opening on each side wall of the porch. Above the doorway on the porch is a recessed rectangular panel with no datestone. Windows are boarded. To the right-hand side of the roof is a plain chimney with slim plain concrete capping and single clay pot. Rear elevation (SW) The rear elevation has 3 no. tall square-headed window openings to the left-hand side a large single-storey flat-roofed extension to the right. There is 1 no. square headed window opening to the right of the extension (boarded). The flat-roofed extension has plain smooth render (ruled and lined), painted timber fascias and square window openings with painted timber single-glazed casements. Side elevation (SE) Consists of 2 no. lancet windows with leaded lights in stained glass with foliate patterns. Side elevation (NW) Consists of 3 no. lancet windows similar to SE elevation (central window slightly larger). The windows are boarded on the outside. Materials: Roof: Natural slate RWG: Generally cast metal Walls: Smooth render (ruled and lined) over red brick Windows: Gothic lancet windows - stained glass/Square-headed windows - single-glazed painted timber casements with hoppers. The hall is situated on a narrow site at the roadside and is set back slightly with a boundary wall, piers and small gate on Church Road. The walling and piers have render similar to the building with concrete copings and pyramidal caps on the piers (replacement metal gate). The site is landscaped to the rear (overgrown) and slopes away gently to the SW. The wall of St Andrew’s Church graveyard borders the site to NW (squared rock-faced stone). To SE is the boundary of a modern 2-storey house.