Elmsleigh Hall is a small church building with some interesting architectural features to the front elevation. The hall has been well used for many years, but the facilities are no longer fit for modern church use and some parts of the building no longer comply with current regulations. Access to the building would be very difficult for someone in a wheelchair and there is also just one very small meeting room in addition to the main hall, making it difficult to accommodate children during church services. The toilets are also very small and located in a tiny lean-to at the back of the building. Access to each of them is through the small meeting room or through the kitchen.
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