Last Updated: 13th Nov 2024
The Grade II listed building which was opened on the 4 April 1906 is a traditional red brick church originally constructed to provide 830 seats.
The property has a substantial corner tower and includes curved seating at ground floor and tiered seating on a large mezzanine balcony.
There are two original vestries and a more recent construction of a single storey hall/meeting room beneath a shallow pitch flat roof.
This provides a large meeting room which can be divided, a kitchen area plus a number of separate rooms and toilet facilities, including disabled WC.
The roof slates were replaced in 2013 as well as the tower being re-leaded.
The organ is in working order.
The main building is heated via 2 boilers installed in 2015.
GIA:
6,230 sq ft (578.8 sqm)
Site area of 0.28 acres
Previously utilised as a place of worship
Suitable for alternative use (subject to requisite consents)
