Chapel Immediately East Of Haselour Hall

This is a chapel, likely dating to the 14th century and restored around 1885. It is situated immediately east of Haselour Hall. Constructed of coursed and squared sandstone, it features a plain tile roof. The chapel has a rectangular plan with diagonal buttresses and a small square bellcote with a pyramidal roof located on the west side. The pointed east window comprises three trefoil-headed lights, Geometric tracery, and a hood mould terminating in carved heads. 19th-century windows of two and three lights are found to the north and south sides, respectively. Segmental-headed doorways are present on both the north and south sides. A stepped link connects the chapel to Haselour Hall to the west. An interior inspection was not possible at the time of resurvey.