Unitarian Chapel And Cottage

The Unitarian Chapel and caretaker's cottage, built in 1789 and later altered and added to, is located on the east side of Meadrow in Godalming. The building features red-brown brick in English bond, with the chapel's exterior finished in stucco that mimics ashlar stone. It has a plain tile roof. The cottage is two stories tall, while the chapel is a single tall storey. The structure has four bays, with the left-hand bay serving as the caretaker's cottage, separated from the chapel by a straight joint.

The chapel includes a plinth, rendered raised quoins, and a gabled porch positioned between the two left bays. This porch features a plinth and a round-arched door with six flush panels. The chapel also has cyma-reversa moulded kneelers, ashlar coping, and a gable cross. There are three full-height, round-arched windows with glazing bars, and the lower part of the left window serves as a double door with tall, glazed, round-arched top panels. The cottage has rendered coved eaves and a door with six flush panels (the top two being glazed) set in a wood architrave, located under a canopy to the right of a three-light 20th-century window on each floor, with the lower window having a segmental-brick arch.

The entire building has a hipped roof, featuring a cross-ridge stack above the porch and two stacks at the left end. There is a weather-boarded addition at the left end, which is not of special interest. Inside, the two right-hand bays of the chapel serve as the worship area, featuring a bench around the walls and a gallery over the left-hand bay, supported by a plain panelled front and two plain columns.