Hen Gapel Milo

A side-entry chapel with small vestry extension in tandem at right. Rendered symmetrical front, rendered also at gable-ends. Slate roof with tile ridge and generous overhang at eaves and verges; boarded soffit. Four windows at front, the middle two being taller, flanking the pulpit position. Sashes in exposed frames; interlacing glazing bars at top within round heads. Two boarded doors with fanlights, the glazing bars of the latter also interlacing. Original handmade glass. Rubble masonry at rear; windows with rough stone surrounds and rough sills. The vestry also rendered; timber door above a flight of stone steps; later roof over the staircase in corrugated iron supported by a timber post. Three-light casement window above, reduced doorway beneath; end chimney.

Gallery on three sides, supported on the entrance porches and on two cast-iron columns: panelled front, small superimposed corner panels. Round-headed boarded panel on wall at rear or former pulpit position.