Former School Room, New Bethel, and attached wall

Single storey former Nonconformist school. Stone walls with some yellow brick dressings; slate roof with decorative terracotta ridge tiles, half-hipped at SW end. Stone rubble in snecked courses. Six window front, with porch to SW of centre and with the three windows to SW more closely spaced; all windows 10/10 pane casements with stone sills. Gabled porch with doorway and moulded 6-panel door; now barely legible stone plaque over doorway inscribed "Islwyn School Erected 1847". At NE end, an adjoining and smaller single storey outbuilding with stone walls and slate roof. Ground in front (NW) of front elevation set high above road and enclosed by stone rubble boundary retaining wall with rounded stone coping extending to N as far as chapel house with flight of stone and brick steps ascending between stone walls to school; iron railings. To SW boundary wall descends in height as ground rises. Rooflight to front elevation.

Converted to dwelling.