The property is a substantial Grade II listed church premises, which, we understand, was constructed in the late Victorian era, approximately 1885. The property is of a traditional stone construction and is set beneath a pitched and slated roof covering. To the front elevation there are two projecting gabled entrances and a 4 staged tower, with spire.
Internally, the property is arranged over basement, ground and balcony levels.
The premises are presented in a traditional church-like configuration and specification. Internal fittings include a main church hall with box pews and a central organ and pulpit. To the ground floor of the property there are two entrance foyers, together with staircase access to the lefthand side entrance, which leads to the balcony level. At the rear of the ground floor there are two vestry's, with stair access to the basement at both the front and rear of the property.
The central area of the main church hall is double height, with a vaulted ceiling and the same has the benefit of period features including stained glass windows, with stone detailing and exposed stone pillars.
The basement area is of a more modern specification and is internally configured to provide a small hall space, various storage rooms, WC facilities, a kitchen and boiler room.
The first floor is accessed via a spiral stone stair case, situated to the front of the property and provides for a balcony area, fitted with rows of box pews.
Externally, the property benefits from being situated on a regular and level site, which is raised above pavement level. The external area is predominately of a hard-landscaped finish, with a large number of gravestones and memorials.
Listed Features
- Storage
- Period Design
- Lift / Elevator
- Multiple floors
- Modern Design
- Kitchen
- Basement
