History

Schoolroom to Tabernacle Congregational Church, dated 1864. Italianate style.

Exterior

Schoolroom, painted stucco with slate roofs. Long single-storey facade with three-bay centre flanked by projecting gables. Eaves frieze with big console brackets is carried around gables and under the gable pediments which have keyed oval plaques dated 1864 and incised scrolls. Square blocks under pediment verges. Centre 3 windows are arched with stucco hoodmoulds on moulded corbels. Coloured glass marginal glazing. Projections have channelled rustication to sides carried around broad angle piers of the fronts which frame recess with two narrow arched windows with similar hoods and glazing to centre windows. Plain double panelled doors in inner side walls of the gabled projections. The S gable end has similar detail, a keyed roundel window in pediment and arched window below. The N end is of rubble stone with arched window.

Interior

Interior not inspected.

Reasons for Listing

Graded II* for its special architectural interest as an ornate mid-Victorian chapel schoolroom in an exceptional group.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q17741913

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