The church description there's not a lot on the web about this church.
The most I found is this http://www.somersetmethodists.org/somerset_mendip_circuit_16_6_13_022.htm .
Suffice to say the building is built with probably dressed local Draycott stone the red coloured stone, with limestone and ashlar blocks.
The east entrance a facade is rather grand with carved freestone to the tops of the buttresses and a fine large stained glass window with freestone twist above it.
The pierced carving and the cross to the top of the gable is also of note.
The church hall is also extensive and stained glass windows are seen in numbers.
The Victorian looking wall mounted lamp is also a grand addition with the (I believe) bell tower and weather cock on the Church Hall roof.
Also a personal note I attended this church for a few years as it was the HQ of the Cheddar Boys Brigade and part of that was attendance to church on Sundays. We were coaxed by a short stay in church then retire to the Church hall to play games in particular we had 2 half or quarter size snooker tables and we always enjoyed getting a game on those!.
Parking is available in Wesley Mews against the church wall, it says "Just for Church business" which of course you are partaking in.
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