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Freestanding double-height Roman Catholic chapel, dated 1898, now disused. Comprising seven-bay side elevations with single-storey side aisles having gabled entrance porches, with lower chancel having lean -to sacristy to east end. Pitched slate roofs having ridge crestings, single pitched to aisles, with ashlar limestone copings and ashlar limestone bellcote to west gable. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughly dressed sandstone walls with buttresses, having limestone quoins. Inscribed limestone plaque over entrance. Pointed arch window openings, arranged in pairs to side aisles and in triples to clerestory, with triple of lancets with ogee heads to east gable and pair of lancets to west gable. Ashlar limestone dressings to openings. Pointed arch door opening with limestone surround leading to recess door.
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