Built as the village school in 1860, this building serves both as a museum and visitor attraction and as a village hall. It may be hired for meetings, wedding receptions, dinners and other social or business events and is licensed for up to 120 people.

The Hall is absolutely unique, the walls being adorned with stunning life-size watercolour murals depicting Biblical scenes and other artworks painted in the 19th century by Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford, who owned Ford Estate and village.

The building is fully accessible and there is ample parking outside on the street. It comprises a large main hall, a smaller meeting room and a catering kitchen. There is a private grassed area to the rear.