25 Chapel Street

This is a two-storey, single-fronted house, part of an original row of three 19th-century terraced houses. The other houses in the row have been altered. The front is pebble-dashed, with a smooth-rendered plinth, sill band, and eaves. Pilasters and thin architraves are also present. The slate roof has a brick stack on the right-hand side; the upper portion of this stack has been rebuilt, rising above the adjacent Capel Tabernacl building. The entrance on the left side has a half-glazed panel door with small margin lights. The windows are replacement top-hung casements with margin glazing, fitted into earlier openings which were previously sash windows, as noted in a 1975 survey. These windows are set within segmental heads on both the lower and upper floors, under the eaves. The house was not inspected.