Exterior

1860 Baptist Chapel in rubble stone with slate roof and bracketted eaves. End facade with open pedimental gable, bracketted and with slate course across. Two long arched windows, centre arched doorway and dateplaque roundel above. Arches and roundel with voussoirs in contrasting colour stone. Windows are margin-glazed sashes, door has radiating bar fanlight and double panelled doors, and facade below gable is banded in blue lias.

Rendered side walls with single 16-pane sash each floor. Two long windows in end wall.

Interior

Attractive interior with walls lined as ashlar (as at Bethel, Moylgrove); three-sided gallery on 3 x 3 thin iron columns, simple pine panelled front and box pews. Balustraded pulput with steps up each side. Renewed plaster ceiling.

Reasons for Listing

Similar in style to Glanrhyd Chapel 1870 and Cana, Felindre Farchog, 1857.

External Links

• Cadwr Listing
• Wikidata Q29491009

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