Former Church Hall

This former church hall, originally a school, is constructed of rendered rubble stone with grey tooled limestone dressings and features a slate roof made of small slates. The building has gable finials at each end and on the porch, which is octagonal and corniced. It is a single-storey structure with a four-window front and a projecting gabled porch located in the third bay. The grey limestone plinth, quoins, and rusticated window surrounds are complemented by hoodmoulds. The porch is made of limestone up to the hoodmould over a Tudor arched door, with limestone quoins and rendered sections above the hoodmould that include a stone square plaque with an incised shield inscribed "I.W.LL. 1861." The windows are large, square-headed cross windows with thin bars, and there is a framed plank door along with bargeboards on the gables. In some areas, the render has fallen away, exposing coursed squared multi-coloured stone that was likely originally visible. The right end wall is rendered, and there is a single-storey rear wing.