House including Wall and Railings to Bethlehem Chapel

This building is a chapel with an attached house, dating from the 19th century. It features a single chapel room with a north porch and a two-storey, two-bay house added to the west end. The structure is made of locally sourced dark stone with a slate roof. The lean-to porch has a central gable above a boarded door, flanked by side lancet windows. The main chapel has two windows on each of its three sides, featuring margin glazed timber ‘Y’-tracery. The front windows have flashed yellow glass with applied frosting.

The caretaker’s house consists of one bay with a side door and two rooms on each of its two floors. The windows in the house are modern but fit within the original openings. The chapel can seat approximately 100 persons. The walls are plastered up to a Gothic moulded frieze at the base of a coved ceiling, which includes a central roundel. A cantilevered pulpit is positioned against an arched feature on the southeast wall, complete with a moulded hood and a panelled sedd fawr below.