The chapel probably dates to the late 19th century and is a single storey rectangular building with sharply gabled roof with kneelers. Built of coursed and faced rubble stone with stone dressings and transom windows with leaded glazing. Internally, the chapel has a 4 bay roof structure with queen post roof with arch braced tie beams
Listed for its special architectural interest as a well constructed late 19th century private chapel displaying high levels of craftsmanship and materials and also important for its historic interest as part of a designed landscape.
Source: Cadw listing description of December 2011