Coach house, gates and forecourt wall at Capel Moriah

The coach house, gates, and forecourt wall at Capel Moriah date from the 19th century. The front walls of the chapel forecourt are built of rubble stone and feature triangular coping. There are single wrought iron gates in each of the two openings: one on the left leading to the chapel house and another on the right leading to the chapel. The walls extend towards the chapel on the right and connect to the coach house on the left. The coach house is constructed of rubble stone and has a slate roof, positioned at right angles between the chapel house and the adjoining house in the terrace. It has a pair of boarded doors at the pavement end and a small brick chimney at the chapel house end, with a 1-meter gap between the coach house and the chapel house.