Sion Baptist Chapel

Sion Baptist Chapel is a chapel built in 1859, constructed from rock-faced squared rubble stone and featuring a slate eaves roof. It has a square plan, with the overall roof also covering a rear vestry and flat eaves. The lateral facade includes two pointed outer doors and two pointed central windows, with a plaque between them stating 'Sion Baptist Chapel Built 1859'. The windows are adorned with tooled sandstone voussoirs, stone sills, and wooden Y-tracery with small-paned sashes. The doors are plain boarded and have Y-tracery in pointed overlights. Rendered gabled porches with pointed arched entries and plain bargeboards were likely added later. The west end is rendered, while the east end remains in rubble stone with an off-centre pointed window featuring later 19th-century glazing. The rear of the chapel is overgrown with ivy, and there is a door to the basement on the left side of the east end wall. The interior has been reconstructed as a house.