Capel Nant

The chapel, dated 1877, is constructed of rubble stone with a slate roof featuring brackets and thin bargeboards. A metal ventilator sits on the roof ridge. The gable front is in grey rubble with roughly squared stone dressings, dominated by a large arch with quoins and voussoirs. This arch contains three arched openings: two windows flank a broader, slightly taller central opening containing a 2-light window above double doors. The central window is divided into two arched lights with a roundel bearing the name 'Nant' above, and it features 15-pane glazing. The flanking windows have 21-pane glazing. The double doors are six-panelled. A raised plinth runs along the base of the building. The side walls have long arched windows, and the rear has two windows of the same style.

Inside, the ceiling is plastered with an ornate central rose and a moulded cornice. A timber gallery is panelled with horizontal panels and dentil cornices. A plastered arch forms the backdrop to the pulpit.