Church Hall of Church of St Deiniol

The Church Hall of the Church of St Deiniol is a one and a half storey double-pile building in the neo-Elizabethan style, constructed in 1875. It served as the village infants school until 1975, after which it became the church hall. The building is made of red brick and features a steeply-pitched slate roof. It has twin gables facing the street, which are adorned with simply moulded stone copings and central projecting kneelers. Each gable has paired, chamfered stone cross windows with sloping cills.

The entrance is located to the north and is accessed through a large porch with a steep gable, which is canted out to accommodate shallow-roofed flanking bays. The entrance has plain modern doors. There is a blocked ogee-headed entrance on the east face. Recessed, 6-pane sash windows flank the porch and have cambered heads. The upper gables slightly oversail and feature dentilation, with the main street-facing gables containing central, single-light, 2-pane windows. The gables also display diaper decoration in blue headers along with similar decorative banding. The building has a plain brick plinth and a simple chimney with necking located at the rear of the left gable.