Gyffin Community Centre

Former church hall, arts and crafts style. Single storeyed, whitened pebble-dashed brick walls above a rubble-stone plinth, and slate roof with chevron patterning of lighter slates. It has a central snuffer-topped turret over a diamond-shaped base, all in banded slates. The building faces N and comprises the main range with gabled bay on the L side, and a lower gabled N wing with brick stack. All gables are slate-hung above the level of the windows. The entrance is in the L side wall of the N wing, reached up slate steps with stone parapet, and comprises double doors, in which boarding has been added to original panel doors, in a full-height broadly chamfered opening. The gable end of the N wing has a small-pane window incorporating a top-hung casement. To the L, the gabled bay of the main range has a similar window. On the R of the wing is a small outshut with boarded door and round-headed louvered opening on the side wall. The W gable end of the main range has a large small-pane window incorporating casements. The E end wall has a central buttress with offset. In the S wall is a pebble-dashed lean-to, which has a boarded door in its R side wall. It is flanked by narrow windows in the main range. The wide gabled bay to the R has a large small-pane window incorporating casements.

In the main range is a dado of glazed brick and tile, and original cupboard doors on the N side. Across the centre are original folding half-glazed panel doors, and small-pane glazing above a beam. Roof trusses are concealed by a plasterboard ceiling on the underside of the roof.