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Attached four-bay double-height chapel, built c.1885, with canted northern elevation. Attached to seminary and school buildings to south, accessed via internal corridor. Hipped slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles, wrought-iron finial to apex, copper-clad verge coping and profiled rainwater goods. Red brick walls laid in English Garden Wall bond with dressed limestone moulded eaves course. Paired pointed arch window openings with limestone window heads, limestone sills and leaded stained glass lights. Oculi at clerestory level having quatrefoil leaded lights. Pointed arch door opening at porch accessed from internal corridor. Interior with painted panelled timber ceiling, trefoil-headed lancet windows in moulded render surrounds having engaged columns supporting moulded render archivolts. Carpet surfaced flooring. Recent altar, central aisle and recent seating.
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