Methodist Chapel

The Methodist Chapel is a late 19th-century building constructed from ashlar and coursed squared stone, topped with a graduated stone slate roof. It is a single-storey structure with four bays. The left-hand bay features a square two-stage tower, which has a pointed arched door on its left side. The first stage of the tower includes a single-light pointed arched window, a chamfered band, and small clasping buttresses, with a similar window in the second stage. The tower rises to a short octagonal section above a moulded cornice, culminating in a square stone spire topped with a weather-vane.

The two central bays have single-light cusped flat-headed windows, with a modillioned cornice above them. The right-hand bay slightly projects forward and is gabled, featuring a two-light cusped pointed arched window with Decorated-style tracery. A similar three-light window is located on the left return, and the building is finished with stone coping and gable crosses.