Dreenhill Chapel

Dreenhill Chapel is a chapel constructed with unpainted render and a slate roof that has half-hipped gables. It features a brick chimney on the west end. The long-wall facade includes two arched, small-paned windows on the left and one on the right of an added porch. The porch is made of red brick and has an arched entry with a boarded door. On the east end, there is a blocked window with a brick head below and a 12-pane gallery light above. The rear of the chapel has one arched window on the right, similar to those on the front, and blocked arched windows on the left, both featuring stone voussoirs.

Inside, the walls are plastered, and the ceiling is three-sided, clad in 20th-century soft-board. The chapel has box pews arranged with a central aisle, and these pews are panelled with vertical panels. The east end has a gallery supported by a single column, with similar vertical panels on the front. The pulpit is located at the west end and has canted angles, with the centre broken forward and panelled, and a later boarded arch behind it. There is no separate set fawr; instead, there is a front bench of pews and side benches along the walls.