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Detached T-plan Roman Catholic chapel, dated 1841 and extensively renovated c.1976, comprising two-bay nave with single-bay transepts to the east and the west. Pitched natural slate roofs (re-slated c.1976) with overhanging eaves having wrought-iron cross finial above the entrance gable (north). Constructed of coursed rubble limestone over chamfered dressed limestone plinth having flush dressed limestone quoins to corners. Projecting cut stone string course to north gable (nave). Cut stone date plaque to north face of west transept. Segmental-headed openings to east and west sides of nave having dressed limestone surrounds and stained glass windows. Round-headed opening to the nave gable (north) having flush dressed stone surrounds and stained glass window, round opening over to gable having chamfered limestone surround. Segmental-headed doorcases having flush dressed limestone surrounds and replacement timber glazed doors with concrete canopies over. Set back from road with tarmac forecourt to the north. Parochial house to the west and adjacent to Coole Hospital to the east (15400338). Freestanding belfry to site.
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