The Club Room, Astley Hall, Arisaig

The Club Room at Astley Hall in Arisaig is a village hall built in 1893 by Philip Webb, with a rear wing added by George Jack in 1910. It is a long, single-storey structure clad in weatherboarding, with a rear extension made of similar materials located in the re-entrant angle. The building features a coursed rubble plinth.

The main hall has an off-centre entrance on the south elevation and an additional entrance on the east gable. There are four three-light windows with multi-pane glazing on the south elevation, two of which are obscured by weatherboarding. The west gable contains two similar windows that have been blocked.

The rear wing is slightly lower and has a single storey with an attic. Its east elevation features a seven-light window, of which six six-pane casements remain. The west elevation has three flat-headed dormers, two of which are blocked, while one retains its original nine-pane glazing.

A square porch from 1910 is located in the east re-entrant angle and has a piended roof. The building has end stacks and steeply pitched piended slate roofs, except for the north gable of the rear wing, which is gabled.

Inside, the hall has a simple layout, serving as the main room for the village, with a kitchen located in the rear extension.