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Attached Methodist hall, built 1906, having gabled facade to south, and three-bay single-storey slightly recessed block to east linking hall with associated Methodist church further to east and housing organ. Pitched natural slate roof with cast-iron rainwater goods, cut granite verge stones and carved kneelers, and chimneystack with rusticated granite walling and cut granite quoins. Crenellated parapet and cut granite stringcourse to link block. Snecked rusticated granite walls and plinth with cut limestone and coping to hall proper and to link block. Inscribed sandstone plaque to front elevation reads 'Central Hall 1906'. Three pointed arch windows to hall gable, having chamfered ashlar surrounds and stained glass. Link block has shouldered-arch door and window openings having chamfered granite surrounds, with moulding to doorway, stained glass to windows and timber battened door with stained glass overlight to doorway and approached by two granite steps and threshold.
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