Capel Y Groes

Capel Y Groes and Ty Capel is a chapel built in 1859, featuring a simple Gothic style. The building is constructed from colourwashed rubble stone and has a low-pitched slate roof with fretted bargeboards. The gable front includes three pointed windows, with the middle window being broader and taller than the others. Below these windows is a tall pointed doorway, flanked by smaller pointed windows that are larger than the narrow lights on either side of the central triplet. The windows are designed with two lights and a thick Y-shaped centre mullion, and the heads of each light have Y glazing bars, except for the narrower flanking windows. The doorway consists of paired 2-panel doors topped with a pointed overlight featuring intersecting glazing bars. A date plaque on the gable reads "Capel Y Groes 1859." The sides of the chapel have three windows each, similar in style but with brick heads.

Inside, there is a three-sided boarded ceiling and a single gallery at the entry end supported by a painted iron column. The gallery front features classical details, including brackets, guttae, and long and short panels. A clock inside the chapel is inscribed with the opening date of March 8th, 1860. The pews are very low and have panelled backs, and there is a simple Gothic panelled pulpit. The chapel's front court is enclosed by colourwashed rubble walls that curve around the sides of the south iron gates.