Bescar Methodist Church, 10 Bescar Lane, Scarisbrick, Southport, L40

We understand the church was built in 1924 and is not Grade 2 Listed or in a Conservation Area. Overall, the property is formed in a T-shape, with an entrance vestibule and two alternate lobbies to the west elevation, leading into the open plan nave area, to the rear of which there is a meeting room and a former area used by the Post Office.

To the north east lobby, there is a male WC, former boiler room and kitchen, to the south east lobby, there is a female WC. Both lobbies connect into the rear open plan hall, off which there is a youth room, children's craft room and storage area. The walls are of brick construction to a garden wall bond, with a pitch slate and partial flat roof above the entrance vestiblue. Within the curtilage of the property, there are a number of substantial and established trees, some of which we understand are subject to Tree Preservation Orders.