Capel Saron

Capel Saron is a 19th-century chapel with a gable front facing northeast. It features three bays defined by gabled pilasters, with the central bay being wider and arched. This bay contains three lancet windows beneath a continuous hood moulding. The facade displays a cross in circle symbol and the name "SARON," along with the inscriptions "ADEILADWYD 1852" and "ADNEWYDDWYD 1900" under the arch. Below this, there is a gabled porch with an arched doorway that has colored glass in the fanlight. The foundations are marked by stones on each side, and there are single lancet windows in the side bays. At the rear, there is a three-bay schoolroom on the left (south) with an arched door and lancet windows, positioned at right angles to the main building.

Inside, there is a gallery that wraps around three sides and is rounded at the front. The gallery features an arcaded pine front, supported by iron Corinthianesque columns, and has tiered seating. The ceiling is coved, leading up to a central boarded panel with moulded patterned ribs and a circular floral disk in the center. The pulpit is positioned against a recessed painted arch supported by Corinthian fluted pilasters. It has six steps that curve around, with a three-sided panelled front and decorative iron railings. The area of the set fawr is enclosed by iron stanchions. At the rear, the entrance lobby is separated by a timber screen that is glazed with colored glass. Additionally, two lying-in rooms were created under the back of the gallery around 1991.