Congregational Chapel And Railings To West

The Congregational Chapel, built in 1825 and altered in 1883, is located on Manor Road in Ullesthorpe. It is constructed of red brick and features a very shallow hipped slate roof with a cogged eaves cornice. The chapel has a regular arrangement of windows on the sides, consisting of three sets of three round-arched windows, each with three lights and a transom. The main facade displays three round-arched windows with drip-moulds, above a lean-to porch that has a dog-tooth cornice and three coupled round-arched windows in the center. The porch also has round-arched panelled doors on its sides. To the west, there are later 19th-century cast-iron railings on low stone-coped walls, adorned with fleurs-de-lys heads and dog rails. These railings flank the entrances and serve as lower railings to the front, supported by four stone-coped piers.