Whitewell parish hall

Whitewell parish hall is a single-storey building that includes an entrance vestibule and a main hall located behind it. The structure is made of hand-moulded brick, with smoother and redder machine-moulded brick used for dressings, quoins, and a moulded sill band, topped with a tiled roof. The windows feature moulded terracotta mullions. The entrance, located at the gable end facing the road, has a shouldered stone lintel with a date inscription above stone steps leading up to double panel doors. To the left of the entrance is a 3-light window, alongside a 2-light window in the gable. The left side wall contains a 2-light window, followed by the buttressed 3-bay main hall, which has 3-light windows with ogee-headed lights. The right side wall of the vestibule features two 2-light windows, while the main hall has a 3-light window with ogee-headed lights, along with a lower gabled projection that includes outshuts. This projection has a 2-light window in its gable end and a segmental-headed panel door leading to a side entrance. At the rear of the main hall, there is a 3-light transomed window with ogee-headed lights.

Adjacent to the entrance on the right side is a brick wall with stone coping that incorporates a Victorian letterbox, leading to the gate piers of the former Rectory.