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Façade and south-east wall of freestanding gable-fronted former Wesleyan chapel, built 1833, with three-bay nave elevation and gable-fronted porch. Closed, 2002, and now undergoing refurbishment following fire (2006). Cut limestone coping and carved limestone finial to gable and porch gable. Red brick gable wall with cut limestone string courses and blind square-headed opening with limestone block-and-start surround to gable front. Smooth rendered wall to nave elevation. Pointed arch openings flanking pointed segmental arch opening, with cut limestone block-and-start surrounds, carved limestone hood mouldings and carved limestone reticulated tracery throughout. Pointed segmental arch opening comprising multifoil oculus above four trefoil-headed lancet openings, above paired multifoil pointed arch openings. Pointed arch opening to porch having carved limestone rolled moulded surround.
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