174, 176, 178 South Street, Perth

174, 176, 178 South Street in Perth is a former Wesleyan Chapel built between 1814 and 1816. This three-storey, five-bay building features shops on the ground floor and is characterized by four multi-pane glazed openings on the first floor and four Gothic windows on the second floor. The exterior is made of harled rubble with raised margins, and there are three stair windows located in the far right bay. A central pend on the ground floor leads to a courtyard at the rear, which has later staircases serving the flats on the upper storeys. The rear of the building has irregular, non-traditional openings.

The windows are predominantly timber sash and case with multi-pane glazing, except for the pointed Gothic openings on the main elevation. The roof is slated, and it includes cast-iron ventilators and rainwater goods.

Inside, there is a row of three tapered Tuscan columns that support the remnants of a former raked gallery above, which has since been floored over.