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Free-standing gable-fronted Presbyterian church, dated 1842, having three-bay side elevations, and recent two-storey extension to rear (north). Now in use as crafts and coffee shop. Pitched slate roof with cut limestone copings and cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls having smooth rendered plinth, quoins, and string courses. Smooth rendered quatrefoil moulding to upper level of front (south) elevation. Inscribed limestone date plaque to gable-front 'Broomfield Presbyterian Church erected A.D. 1842'. Pointed-arch window openings having timber Y-traceried frames with small-pane glazing and stone sills. Main entrance consists of recessed pointed-arch door opening with smooth rendered surround and timber tongued-and-grooved double-leaf door. Church is set within site containing graveyard. Square-plan smooth rendered gate piers to front (south) boundary with metal gates and recent timber fence. Interior refurbished interior having recent gallery to east, south and west sides. Moulded ogee-arch above elliptical-arch recess to north wall. Exposed timber king-post roof structure with struts, and having recent tongue-and-groove timber boarding above. Smooth rendered walls with tongue and groove timber panelling to dado level.
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