The Church Hall

The Church Hall is a village hall built in the 20th century, featuring a timber frame that is clad in green-painted corrugated iron and has a timber bellcote-spire. The building stands on a yellow brick base. The south end includes a gabled porch with double doors facing east and a window on the south end. Each side wall has three square-headed windows, which feature Gothic glazing bars in the top lights. There is a small projection at the end of each side, which contains a fourth similar window and a door on the south side. A similar window is located at the north end. The south bellcote has louvred square sides with ogee heads and a short square spirelet that is metal-clad and has splayed feet. The roof features a triangular vent on the east side with trefoil cusped boarding. The interior has not been inspected.