Siloh Wesleyan chapel was opened as a chapel in 1847 (Eric Edwards); it was sold as a secular building in 1875, and subsequently known as 1 and 2 Shiloh Cottages, now Shiloh Cottage. It was a lateral entry chapel (cf. with old Wesleyan chapel, Tre-ddol, Ceredigion) with a small adjoining chapel house with the same roofline. Now one house. It has cream-painted stone walls; cambered heads to openings: an entry with flanking windows, and is 2 storeys. There is a joint between the chapel and the single-fronted chapel house. There is a gable entry to the road with cream-painted corrugated metal cladding

(Site visit: O M Jenkins, 31/10/2002).