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Attached three-bay single-storey limestone entrance wing, built c. 1895, forming a mortuary chapel complex with the Church of Ireland chapel (12505001) and Catholic chapel (12505001). Flat roofed mortuary added to rear c. 1965. Pitched artificial slate roof, synthetic ridge tiles, projecting chamfered limestone ashlar eaves course, replacement rainwater goods. Squared rough-dressed limestone walling with splayed limestone ashlar plinth course, central point-headed lancet window flanked by pair of pointed-headed door openings, flush chamfered limestone ashlar surrounds and chamfered sills, roll-moulded chamfer-stop to the base of door surrounds. Leaded coloured-glass window and replacement timber doors. Extension to rear has sheeted metal flat-roof, rock-faced coursed limestone walls, splayed tooled limestone ashlar plinth course, square-headed tripartite and bipartite window openings with tooled limestone ashlar surrounds with limestone mullions. Timber-framed windows having leaded glass windows.
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