Bethel Congregational Chapel

There is space at the front and sides of the building. Gates flanked by railings on a low wall at the front and a wall returning at the W side facing the lane.

Single-storey chapel in a warm grey sandstone. The front elevation is in snecked hammer-dressed ashlar masonry with a high plinth. Lighter coloured sandstone for the dressings of the windows and doors and for the name-tablet above. Slate roof. The front gable elevation has two windows. Three-light windows with mullions interlacing. Simple hood-mould. Four-centred doorway with a stopped chamfer. Plain boarded double doors. At high level there is a large tablet consisting of a trefoil feature surrounding a ribbon with the inscription 'Bethel 1858' beneath a hood-mould.

The side elevations are of coursed rubble masonry with similar windows but with no hood-moulds. Two windows in each side elevation. The rear elevation is a plain wall, slate-hung.