Manorbier Village Hall

Manorbier Village Hall is an Arts and Crafts style public building dating from the 20th century. It is a single-storey structure with a kitchen located beneath the west end. The building has a rectangular plan featuring coped gables and extruded angles on all four sides. It is constructed with blue lias quoins and window dressings, rubble facings, and cemented stringcourses. The longer sides have ramped buttresses that merge into tapered chimney stacks at the west end. The slate roofs are swept low over the eaves.

The main front includes a slated cross-gable with an oculus above a lean-to porch, and doorways positioned in the angles. A Venetian window is featured on the main gable, flanked by black wooden columns and a clock face from around 1970. It has a cemented cornice and lintel, with small-pane glazing in the arched head and casements. The side and west elevations also have similar Venetian windows and a single arched recess with sashes located low down on the sides at the west end.

Inside, the hall is a single space with a raised stage and a balustraded handrail leading to a stair at the far end. The timber roofs are boarded and feature angle trusses, including one scissor truss with turned balusters in the entrance bay.