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Detached three-bay single-storey Methodist chapel, built c. 1850, with buttresses to corners, projecting entrance porch to north-east and four-bay single-storey extension to north-west. Pitched purple slate roof with grey clayware ridge tiles, octagonal timber louvered tin-clad ridge vent, springing stones to gables, and cast-iron rainwater goods. smooth rendered gable coping and skew-ends to entrance porch. Pitched artificial slate roof to extension. Roughcast rendered walls with smooth rendered plinth. Pointed arched lancet openings with smooth rendered surrounds and stucco lancet-arched hoodmoulding over paired openings, with stained glass windows and continuous sill course. Louvered vent to east gable. Pointed-arch headed door opening with diagonally battened timber door with stained-glass overlight. Set within own grounds with graveyard with headstones surrounding; painted roughcast rendered boundary wall with hoop-topped wrought-iron gate mounted on smooth rendered gate-piers. Rubble stone boundary wall and open shelter with monopitched corrugated-metal roof on timber beams and cast-iron columns, to west. Timber pitch pine pews, timber turned balustrades to pulpit, timber wainscoting, timber truss roof with steel bottom chord, hammer beams and stone corbels.
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