Saron Methodist Chapel was built in 1821 and then rebuilt as the present chapel in 1850. It is a stone-walled, slate-roofed, gable-entry chapel, built in theSimple Gothic style.The gable entry has a central, round-arched doorway and a fanlight with radiating tracery over two, three-panel doors in the reveals. The gable entry leads into internal lobby with plaster walls, tiled floor and side doors to the chapel. The clock on the chapel side of the lobby was given in 1869 by Mr Evan Thomas, Maesypandy, a Calvinistic Methodist Preacher. The chapel has mid- or later nineteenth century internal arrangement. The floor is raked down to the Set Fawr and pulpit and it has varnished box pews arranged in a central and two side blocks. There is an arch behind the pulpit platform and the four-bay ceiling is divided by stopped and chamfered wooden beams. Adjoining the chapel is a contemporary two-storey, single-fronted stone chapel house, under a similar roofline to chapel and there is a detached stone stable block behind the chapel house.

RCAHMW, December 2010