Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses

The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses is a small chapel built of rendered stone that is painted white with black detailing. It features a shallow-pitched hipped roof made of Welsh slate, with a cornice at the eaves supported by brackets. The building has bands at the impost and sill levels on both the front and side elevations. The side wall has three tall round-headed arches, with shorter round-headed windows inserted within the two end blockings, complete with archivolts and keystones. There is a small gabled porch wing against the gable end, which also has bracketed eaves and a round-headed doorway that faces the street, featuring renewed doors. An impost band returns to the gable-end elevation, curving over a now blocked window with a sill. The wall extends to create a small entrance courtyard, which is enclosed by a thick rubble wall with later brick piers, pyramidal coping, and an iron gate topped with slender spear finials.