Tabernacle Congregational Chapel was built in 1885 and then rebuilt in 1903. The later chapel was built in the later Vernacular/Arts and Crafts style of the gable-entry type. It is a smaller chapel with a steeply pitched gable roof and a tall central doorway with double doors. Over the doorway is a tall overlight with plain bar glazing and an ogee decorated lintel inscribed 'EWCH CHI MEWN I'W BYRTH EF A DIOLCH AC IW GYNTEDDAU A MAWL'. The door is flanked by two windows of identical style, with marginal glazing to the upper panes. The gable has a plaque reading TABERNACL ANNIBYNWYR CYMREIG 1903, a small ventialtion opening at the apex and decorative banding running horizontally across the gable.

RCAHMW September 2010