Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel

Former chapel, painted stucco with hipped slate roof. Two storey, three bay front raised on a basement, with arch-headed windows and doors. Stucco plinth, outer giant pilasters and raised narrow centre, with entablature and cornice broken forward over centre and top parapet with panelled blocks over pilasters and a shallow-gabled block over the centre with plaque 'Wesleyan Chapel'. Three upper windows with small-paned glazing and marginal glazing bars and a larger similar window to ground floor centre, all in later C19 surrounds with pilasters, moulded arches, keystones and sill brackets. Two doors in later C19 stucco doorcases with moulded architraves broken for widely separated quoins, keystone, and cornice on long console brackets, the cornices with coved stops. Complex radiating-bar fanlights over plain doors. Right side wall to Chapel Lane is unpainted stucco, two-storey, with arched windows, four above and three below (no window in third bay), all with earlier C19 Gothic intersecting glazing bars. Slate sills. Red brick right end chimney. Attached to the left side is the lower two-storey 1910 extension of three bays with hipped roof behind cornice and parapet. Three arched upper windows with radiating bars in heads in stucco surrounds with keystones and two square headed 6-pane ground floor windows with long keystones under open pediments, broad door in left bay with head at lower level, in surround with similar keystone and open pediment.

The chapel interior has been stripped of fittings. It had a gallery on wooden Ionic columns and a rich pulpit with concave sides and fluted pilasters.