Cromer United Church

• the large grassed lot,

with mature trees to the north, located in a mainly residential area on the western edge of Cromer and the building's placement on an east-west axis close to the street

Key exterior elements that define the church's unassuming Gothic Revival style include:

• the rectangular wood-frame mass with a high

concrete foundation and walls clad with horizontal wood siding painted white with contrasting dark trim

- the complex roofline composed of a moderately pitched and truncated hip roof with short cross-gables on three sides

• the northeast corner tower capped by a steeply pitched pyramidal roof and intricate

metal finial

• the restrained Gothic Revival features, notably the three-part pointed windows with tracery

centred on all but the west elevation and flanked by single openings in the same style on the north and south walls

• other features such as the tower's louvred south opening, the tall square brick chimney,

the sizeable basement windows, etc.

Key elements that define the church's functional interior include:

• the auditorium plan, including the high truncated ceiling over the bright open nave containing three

sections of pews separated by two interior aisles, a centred altar and pulpit and an elevated choir platform extending across much of the west wall

• the coloured glass in geometric patterns in the large windows

- the fine furnishings and details, including the oak pews and pulpit, the stained wood window trim, flooring and wainscotting, the wooden balustrades on the choir platform and basement staircases, etc.