Church Hall

The building is a church hall constructed from rubble stone and topped with a slate roof. It is a single-storey structure featuring a four-window range of arched windows, with the outer windows being slightly broader. Above the central window, there is a plaque that reads "N.S. 1827," with "M.F.T.R." below it. The glazing is not original; the windows are said to have originally featured delicate iron tracery similar to that found at Aberffrwd. Currently, the outer windows are fitted with thick-barred nine-pane windows that have intersecting bars in arched heads, while the central windows have a plain centre mullion and six large panes. At the south end, there is a late 19th-century lean-to porch with black-brick dressings, and there are doors on the east and west sides. Originally, there was a porch with a single door on the east side, and the main roof featured a south-facing bellcote. The church hall is located just below and to the east of Llanddeiniol Church, and it is attached to Aberffrwd.