Bethabara Baptist Chapel

Bethabara Baptist Chapel is a chapel constructed from coursed Cilgerran stone in long ashlar blocks, topped with a slate roof and featuring paired brackets at the eaves. The gable front showcases darker grey Cilgerran stone arches around the openings and a keyed roundel in the gable, which originally had a slate clock face that is now covered. The façade includes a pair of small arched windows at the center beneath a plaque, large long side windows, and a central door. The windows are small-paned sashes, 20th-century replicas of the originals, with the long windows displaying Y-tracery and cusping shaped like a descending dove at the apex. The double doors, also 20th-century copies, feature similar Y-tracery in the fanlight. The original doors had two long panels with cusped heads. All arches are adorned with cut voussoirs, keystones, and thin arch rings.

The sides of the chapel are made of rubble stone and include two long arched windows with cut stone voussoirs, as well as two similar windows at the rear with a small square boarded loft opening above. The side and rear windows are original.

Inside, there is a three-sided gallery supported by seven timber columns, with the bases positioned above the pews. The gallery front is made of pine with a moulded cornice, featuring long panels alternated with short square panels above the columns and at the curved angles. The panelled numbered pews have roll-moulded edges arranged in three blocks, with doors on the outer blocks and plain bench ends in the inner block. A three-sided set fawr has roll-moulded edges. The pulpit platform is accessed by steps on each side, with turned newels and stick balusters, and a rail front with cusped-headed openings, while the center pulpit is stepped forward. A plaster arch behind the pulpit is supported by panelled piers and console brackets. The lobby contains two four-panel doors and a window with etched and coloured marginal bars. The ceiling features a central plaster rose, diagonal ribs, and a moulded cornice.