The church is constructed in brick with stone dressings and has a tile roof, in the Flemish revival style popular at the time for libraries and civic buildings.
It is notably un-ecclesiastical in style with no Christian or religious imagery on the outside.
The church is rectangular in plan in six bays with a narthex.
 To its left is the church hall and a vestry.
 Also on the left is a porch with an octagonal turret.

The interior is "a rare, remarkable, example of English Arts and Crafts furnishing in a Nonconformist chapel".
Its fittings were designed by craftsmen and designers from the Bromsgrove Guild.
 These include Bernard Sleigh who painted the panels on the ends of the choirstalls, communion table and pulpit, and Benjamin Creswick who carved the figures on the choirstalls.
 The reredos designed and by Harold Rathbone at his Della Robbia Pottery, in Birkenhead.
 Ironwork, including the electric light fittings, was designed by Walter Gilbert, who also made copper panels for the lectern.
The church is constructed in brick with stone dressings and has a tile roof, in the Flemish revival style popular at the time for libraries and civic buildings. It is notably un-ecclesiastical in style with no Christian or religious imagery on the outside. The church is rectangular in plan in six bays with a narthex.  To its left is the church hall and a vestry.  Also on the left is a porch with an octagonal turret.
The interior is "a rare, remarkable, example of English Arts and Crafts furnishing in a Nonconformist chapel". Its fittings were designed by craftsmen and designers from the Bromsgrove Guild.  These include Bernard Sleigh who painted the panels on the ends of the choirstalls, communion table and pulpit, and Benjamin Creswick who carved the figures on the choirstalls.  The reredos designed and by Harold Rathbone at his Della Robbia Pottery, in Birkenhead.  Ironwork, including the electric light fittings, was designed by Walter Gilbert, who also made copper panels for the lectern.
Wallasey Memorial Unitarian Church