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Attached five-bay two-storey former Methodist church, built 1842-3, having tetrastyle Ionic portico to central three bays with dentilled pediment. Rebuilt behind principal north façade (c. 1975) following fire damage. Now in use as offices. Flat roof concealed behind balustraded granite parapet over frieze with dentilled eaves cornice. Ashlar granite walling with continuous sill course to first floor outer-bays. Square-headed window openings, projecting granite sills to central bays, moulded architraves to outer-bays having paviors to first floor and lugged-heads to ground floor. Recent multi-paned casement windows. Square-headed door openings, double-height to central bay having panelled pilasters rising to scrolled and foliated consoles, moulded cornice with fretted frieze over plain granite panel with recessed moulding. Recent revolving entrance door with tripartite overlight; lugged-architrave to east-bay with recent double-leaf glazed door and plain overlight. Two-stage raised granite platform to north elevation accessed via ten granite steps to central bay, five to remaining bays; curved to north-west and north-east corners, topped with decorative cast-iron railings; replacement steps and platform to central and western bays with recent steel handrails. Street-fronted on south side of Saint Stephen's Green, abutted to rear by substantial five-storey office block, c. 1975.
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