Hall Street Methodist Church

Nave has steep south gable front, gabled clasping angle buttresses, with ashlar octagonal finials, ashlar gable coping with openwork cusped parapet up to apex finial. Finial has ogee canopies and octagonal spirelet. Pointed arched door with hoodmould and carved head stops and big 5-light traceried window above with elaborate cusping and cinquefoil head. Hoodmould with carved stops. Four-window nave has stepped and gabled buttresses between 2-light ogee-traceried windows with pointed heads and hoodmoulds, string course and openwork parapet. Added transepts have lower roofs, coped gables and are built of brown rubble stone.

Tower to south of west transept blocks fourth bay of nave. Three stages lowest with moulded west door and short column shafts and south plate-traceried 2-light window similar to south window of east transept. Second stage has small plain lancet lights, third stage of 1896 has paired lancet louvred bell-openings with hoodmoulds, cornice, pierced parapet and crocketted angle finials. Recessed octagonal spire with fishscale slates. West transept has ground floor 4-light west window under relieving arch and big 4-light window above with cinquefoil head. East transept has 3-light east window over ground floor 4-light.

North end has canted 3-sided apse with ashlar quoins. Flat headed plate traceried 3-light windows with 3 quatrefoils over. Lean-to vestry on east side with unusual triangular window on north.

With big open timber roof to nave, low stone "chancel" wall.