Former School Room to Rear of Ebeneser Chapel

The former school room located at the rear of Ebenezer Chapel is a rectangular building featuring Gothic design elements. It is attached to the apsidal end of the church and connected by a short corridor wing on its northern side, which has a six-light unglazed opening in its front wall. The exterior of the schoolroom is faced in stone and topped with a slate roof.

On the south-west elevation, which faces Charles Street, there is a tall, narrow gabled porch at the northern end, flanked by narrow single-light windows on either side. Additionally, there is another gabled porch at the southern end of the same elevation. The church parlour, built in 1889, is situated against the southern elevation of the schoolroom. Its gabled south-west elevation features a flat-roofed ground floor projection with a blind rectangular panel in the center, flanked by short paired lancet windows on either side.

The rear elevation of the schoolroom, viewed from north to south, includes two-light windows with daggers above, a blocked doorway, two external stone chimneys, and a single window.