Molleston Baptist Chapel

Molleston Baptist Chapel is a very plain building with a front gable facing southeast. It features a slate roof and a rendered exterior that includes a plinth, rusticated corners, a decorative band around the openings, a name plaque, barge-boards, and a simple wrought-iron finial. Above a round-headed doorway, there is a single round-headed window with coloured margin glazing and two main panes that are trefoil-headed. The panelled doors are set deeply within the wall thickness.

On the sides of the chapel, there are three tall round-headed windows.

An oval marble plaque on the front gable states, "Molleston Baptist Chapel, Built 1731, at the expense of Thomas George, Molleston. Enlarged AD 1842, Renovated AD 1883."

Inside, there is an anteroom with symmetrical stairs leading to the gallery, and two doors that open into the chapel. The chapel has a layout featuring three main blocks of pews and a three-sided gallery. There is a removable floor above the baptismal pool.

The pulpit is accessed by two flights of stairs and features joinery in gothic style. Large carved timber and brass lamp standards are positioned on each side of the reading desk. Behind the pulpit, there is an arched recess with moulding and brackets, along with war memorial plaques on either side.

The gallery is supported by decorative cast iron columns, with the front displaying intricate fretwork and extending beyond the column line with deep, narrowly-spaced brackets. The gallery has raking seats and posts at intervals that were previously used as standards for gas lamps. Additional gas lamps were located at the column positions at the front of the gallery.