Capel Calfaria

The Capel Calfaria is a chapel dating from 1868, built in the Italianate style. It is constructed of coursed squared brown rubble stone with painted ashlar dressings and a slate roof. The front facade has three bays defined by Roman Doric pilasters, a cornice, and a pediment gable. The gable includes a keyed roundel with a pierced cinquefoil. A frieze bears the inscription 'Calfaria' above 'Addoldy y Bedyddwyr A.D. 1868'. The main facade features a triple arched central window with moulded architraves, impost blocks, and keystones, alongside matching long arched side windows. All windows are timber, two-light with arched top panes and a central mullion, with leaded panes. The central entrance comprises paired arched doors with moulded arches, keystones, and thin pilaster sides. The plinth has vermiculated rustication.

The two-storey side walls are constructed of squared brown rubble stone with ashlar plain piers between, rising to a corbel table with ashlar corbels. Paired piers mark each end. Windows are framed in ashlar, arched above with moulded surrounds and impost capitals, with stone sills over the ground floor rectangular windows that feature jamb mouldings echoing the pilasters above. The timber windows throughout have leaded lights, with the upper windows incorporating arched top lights and a central mullion. The rear elevation is rendered, and a plain rear vestry is present.

The interior is broad and incorporates a three-sided original gallery, with a fourth side added in the late 19th century as an organ loft. The 1868 gallery has Jacobean style fretwork panels, separated by thin piers, curved angles, a moulded cornice below, and close-set scrolled timber brackets. Three iron columns support the gallery. There are pitch-pine pews arranged in three blocks, along with a pitch pine 'set fawr'. The simple pulpit platform is accessed by stairs with cast iron decorative balusters, and has a pulpit front which breaks forward. A painted panelled front behind the platform serves as the base for the organ gallery. A very broad pointed arch leads to the organ recess, featuring decorated plasterwork in the spandrels and outer pilasters. A large 20th-century pipe organ stands within a panelled case, featuring stepped arched frames to the pipe front. A lobby features a central coloured glass window and two doors. The ceiling incorporates a plaster cornice, a cove moulding, a plaster border, painted boarded wood, a diagonally ribbed main part, a large centre fretted timber rose, and eight fretted timber vents, four square at the angles and four round on the sides.