Chapel

The chapel, built in 1866 by William Butterfield, is constructed of English bond red brick featuring blue header diaper work and has a gabled old tile roof. It has an aisleless plan with diagonal corner buttresses and offset buttresses. The east side showcases a three-light Decorated-style window, while the north and south sides have two-light Decorated-style windows. The west end features a round quatrefoil window above a four-light trefoil-headed window.

Inside, there is an encaustic tile floor and a 1950s plaster ceiling adorned with a Perpendicular-style cornice. The original Adoration of Magi reredos has been reset at the west end, and original mosaics by Salviati are covered by mural paintings created in 1953 by Brian Thomas and students from the Byam Shaw School of Drawing and Painting. The chapel also includes Gothic-style benches and a west window designed by Clayton and Bell.