Capel Beili Heulog is a Grade II listed building in the Powys local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 17 February 1998. Chapel.

Capel Beili Heulog

WRENN ID
young-marble-rain
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Powys
Country
Wales
Date first listed
17 February 1998
Type
Chapel
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Chapel, painted rubble stone with slate eaves roof, overhanging at gables. Single storey, gable end entry with double 3-panel doors, with cambered brick head, and 9-pane window with iron lintel above to right. Side wall has three 9-pane windows, one to centre above, the other two at ground floor level each side. Rear has late C19 render and 2 added long casement-pair windows with cambered heads.

Whitewashed plastered interior with deep gallery at entrance end and enclosed stairs to gallery to right of doorway. Square newels. Gallery has flat underside and brown-painted front panelled with vertical panels in 3 sets of 6. Moulded top rail. Pews in two blocks, painted in 2 shades of brown. Two benches each side of broad space in front of pulpit which has panel front and bench below. Balusters each side are chamfered but stopped just short of mid point to give a square boss, corner posts are turned with rings. Bench seat behind pulpit. Memorials: William Williams of Llethertiley (d 1812), painted slate with lavish incised scrolls, signed Jones; Elizabeth Pugh of Pengrythin (d 1848) draped urn with red-painted border to drape, signed WW of Erwood; and William Pugh of Pengyrthin (d 1825) a slate with marbled border to oval plaque and with spandrel rosettes, signed Price of Builth.

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