English Methodist Chapel with attached schoolroom, including railings to front

This is an early 19th century English Methodist Chapel with an attached schoolroom and chapel house, arranged in a linear plan and situated on a gentle slope to the left (west). The building features stuccoed elevations with ashlar scoring and stressed architraves around the schoolroom windows. It has a modern slate roof with slightly projecting eaves, and the chapel house includes a rendered gable stack with capping on the right (east) side.

The chapel showcases hornless arched sash windows with interlaced glazing bars and slate sills. The entrance elevation has three windows and a doorway located at the far right (east) end, which is sheltered by a flat-roofed porch supported by circular pillars. The left (west) gable features two similar windows, while the right (east) gable has a smaller window set slightly to the left (south) of the gable apex.

The schoolroom is a single-storey structure with a two-window range and a central doorway topped by a deep rectangular fanlight; its windows are hornless 12-pane sashes. The chapel house is two storeys high with a two-window range and a doorway offset to the left (west); its windows are 2-pane hornless sashes.

In front of the complex, there is a low rubble wall, and the yard in front of the chapel and schoolroom is enclosed by closely spaced cast iron railings with shaped finials.