Former Women's Institute Hall

Former farm building converted into Women’s Institute hall. Rectangular single storey, with added catslide to rear, offset to right and not full width. Rubble stone brought to courses. Slate roof (raised at rear to meet catslide) with metal ridge vents. Projecting later timber porch in the centre of the front elevation, with lean-to slate roof and door to right and window to front. Wide 3-light windows with transoms to main range either side of porch. Air-vents in walls. Rear lean-to extension has stable-type door with glazed upper section in right side elevation, 2 windows in rear face.

Single space to the main hall. Raised platform at E end with proscenium arch, with red dragon and painted inscription ‘DROS WLAD AC AELWYD’ (trans. For Country and Home). Lower trusses with collars visible. Double doors to porch, panelled, upper panels glazed. Plain overlight. 2 doorways to rear extension. Extension with kitchen, with blocked former fireplace/range, and small hallway and WC.