Lasswade Parish Church Hall, School Brae, Lasswade

Lasswade Parish Church Hall, dated 1842, is a single-storey, symmetrical hall designed in a Greek cross-plan with a flat-roofed addition at the rear. The building is constructed from stugged, snecked sandstone featuring droved margins and tails around the openings, with slightly advanced cills and quoins at the corners. The central bay includes an ashlar clock recess.

On the principal south elevation, there is an advanced, gabled bay at the center with a window at ground level and a terminal die at the apex above. A boarded door is situated below a three-light fanlight, with a small opening on the right side. Both flanking bays also contain windows.

The hall features 12-pane timber sash and case windows, a grey slate roof, and an ashlar coped stack on the advanced section, along with ashlar coped skews and cast iron rainwater goods.

The boundary walls, gatepiers, and railings are made of sandstone rubble topped with a curved ashlar cope. The gatepiers are square-plan, chamfered, and made of droved sandstone with truncated pyramidal copes, complemented by wrought-iron railings and replacement gates.