Church House

Church House is a late Georgian style church hall built from coursed squared rubble with a slate roof. At the time of inspection, all windows were boarded up. The north gable end, which faces the entrance to the churchyard, features a central replaced door flanked by windows, all under thin linked hood moulds. The gable has a pediment with a roundel that includes a slate tablet recording the building's erection. The west side wall has double pediments with roundels and three windows under hood moulds. The east side wall includes a lower single-storey gabled wing at right angles, constructed of whitened rubble stone with a roughcast end stack. This wing has a half-lit door with a window to the left, facing a small walled yard. The main range has a window to the right and a doorway to the left, which has been converted from a window but is now blocked, with both having had their hood moulds removed. This elevation also features double pediments similar to those on the west side. The rendered south wall includes a roundel in the pediment and a single window.