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Freestanding four-bay double-height Reformed Presbyterian church\meeting house, dated 1837 and renovated\altered in 1927 and 2005, having recessed single-bay single-storey entrance porch to the east gable end attached to adjoining building and with single-storey addition to the rear at the north-east corner. Pitched artificial slate roof to main body of building with projecting cut stone eaves course, raised rendered parapets to the west gable end having cut stone or rendered coping over, decorative cut stone kneeler stones at eaves level, and with cut stone finial to gable apex. Raised roughcast rendered parapet to front face of porch (south). Roughcast rendered walls over recessed smooth rendered plinth course. Applied lettering to the south-east corner of building reading ‘MILFORD REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH’. Pointed-arched window openings having smooth rendered reveals, chamfered sills, and replacement window fittings. Square-headed doorway to the front face of recessed porch to east, set in pointed-arched recess with smooth rendered surround, having replacement timber double-doors, and with smooth rendered panel over with applied lettering reading ‘ERECTED 1837; REMOVATED 1926 AND 2005’. Square-headed doorway to the west end of the south elevation of church, set in pointed-arched recess with smooth rendered surround, and having a pair of replacement timber doors. Timber pews and timber tongue-and-groove sheeting walls to sill level, and with timber wall panelling and carved timber pulpit to the west end. Set slightly back from road with modern boundary walls to site. Located a short distance to the south-west of the centre of Milford. Modern metal gates to entrances. Presbyterian church (see 40818007) adjacent to the west. Altered adjoining two-storey building to the east.
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