Rhoslan Independent Chapel was built in 1808 for a community founded in 1800. It was later rebuilt in 1834 and further modified in 1877. It is built from uncoursed rubble masonry, which is rendered and painted on the gable front. Above is a pitched slate roof. The chapel is entered via a pair of timber doors with arched Y-tracery lights over, between which is a pair of tall arch headed windows, the right of which has Y-tracery while the left has been replaced with modern panes. The side elevations have similar tall arch headed windows.
The chapel is no longer in use and has fallen into disrepair. All internal fixtures and fittings have been removed.

Source: RCAHMW Inventory Documents

K Steele, RCAHMW, 20 February 2009