The property itself comprises a reasonably extensive community type building, comprising of the original building that has now been substantially refurbished, together with an adjoining and interconnecting property at 8 Evington Street that is of more recent construction. The buildings are of two and three-storey construction; the main building has a rendered façade, together with uPVC windows and a variety of access points into the building at ground floor level. 8 Evington Street is of more domestic style construction and again three-storey in design. It is built of brickwork, though the ground floor front elevation has a painted stone effect. Internally, the accommodation at ground floor provides the main hall and congregation area, with its own separate access out onto Evington Street. Adjacent to this are various ancillary areas used for offices and more residential accommodation, the latter having its own ensuite shower room. Overall, the accommodation is in good condition, the congregation area is fully carpeted throughout with suspended ceilings and LED lighting that is the general specification throughout. There is the usual arrangement of WCs that one would anticipate with a reasonably substantial hall. At first floor level that is approached via a number of integral staircases and a lift; there are a number of bedrooms, some of which have ensuite bathrooms, there are also separate WCs and shower facilities. Associated with the use of the hall presumably is a substantial kitchen, together with an adjacent dining facility. At second floor level, within the roof space, there is an additional bedroom with ensuite bathroom within both 6 and 8 Evington Street. Both of these bedrooms are accessed via an integral timber staircase. The property fronts directly onto Evington Street and occupies the entirety of the site.