
What is recorded here
Single-storey double-height chapel, built c.1965, incorporating part of west wing of Lota House and having apse to north elevation and lean-to aisle, transept and single-bay porch to west. Pitched and hipped slate roof with campanile to apex of south pitch of roof. Smooth rendered walls with parapet to south elevation above moulded render pilasters. Two niches with moulded surrounds to south elevation. Round-headed and circular window openings with stone sills and stained glass windows. Semi-circular window opening above apse to north elevation with stained glass. Pointed arch door opening to west porch with moulded render surround and double leaf timber door.
This chapel building dates to the years following the establishment of the Brothers of Charity at Lota, and may contain earlier fabric associated with the west wing of the house. The windows contain stained glass of a high standard of craftsmanship.
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