St John's English Methodist Church

St John's English Methodist Church is a chapel built in the Gothic style. It features rubble-faced walls with ashlar dressings and a slate roof that slopes low over the sides. The gabled end wall facing Mostyn Street has a tall Gothic window with five lancet-headed lights and a circular light above. Adjoining this end wall to the south-west is a three-storey rectangular tower topped with pinnacles and an octagonal spire with gables. The ground floor of the tower includes a doorway in the south-west wall and a lancet window in the south-east wall, with four small lancet-headed lights on both uppermost storey elevations. The north-west elevation has five lancet windows supported by flanking buttresses, and a projecting gabled wing at the eastern end features a tall Gothic window with intricate tracery. At the southern end, there is a gabled porch with a pointed doorway on the front wall and four small cusped lights in the side wall facing Mostyn Street. The south-east elevation mirrors the north-west elevation. The Sunday School and vestry blocks at the rear have been modernised.

Inside, the church has an aisleless space with a broad hammer-beam roof, ribbed with diagonally-boarded panelling and square floral bosses. There is an arched recess at the rear of the church with a ribbed ceiling and three lancets on each side, enclosing the organ pipes. The transept windows feature modern glass, with the left window depicting Wesley preaching and the right window illustrating "Feed my Sheep."