Ebenezer Methodist Chapel

Ebenezer Methodist Chapel is a classical, two-storey building constructed with snecked masonry and ashlar dressings. It features a moderately pitched hipped slate roof and has a three-bay front with an advanced pedimented central bay and a plain entablature. The façade includes three round-arched windows with keystones, an impost band, rusticated quoins, and a sill band. The Victorian sash windows have sidebar glazing. Above the twin round-arched doorways, which also feature keystones and ashlar reveals, is a corniced band supporting a tablet inscribed "AD 1880." Plain fanlights sit above six vertically proportioned panel doors. There is a later slate tablet commemorating John Wesley's visit to Dolgellau.

The chapel has flanking staircase bays with a full entablature and globe finials, along with channelled end pilasters. The round-arched gallery windows have rusticated architraves and a sill band, with Victorian sash windows featuring sidebars, similar to the square-headed windows below. An ashlar string course runs over the plinth. The side elevations have five windows each, with an eaves band. The schoolroom windows are set into the plinth, square-headed, and also feature Victorian sashes with sidebars, with doorways located to the extreme right. The front and east sides have dwarf walls with iron railings and dogbars, along with plain gatepiers topped with flat pyramidal caps. The rear elevation is constructed of rubble, featuring a gablet with a stone stack and a Victorian sash window set into the plinth on the extreme right. The end pilasters rise to rectangular flues at the eaves.

Inside, the chapel has a rectangular galleried layout with a plain ceiling that includes a central rose and a moulded cornice. An impost band runs along the gallery windows. The gallery is raked with a curved panelled front that incorporates narrow ironwork panels. Cast iron columns with annulets and crocket capitals support "Romanesque" arcading for the deacon's seats. Swept staircases with turned balusters flank a panelled pulpit, and there is a panelled organ case. A war memorial from 1914-1918 is located in the lobby, featuring a pedimented marble slab. Plain cast iron columns support the schoolroom beneath the chapel.