The Carmel Chapel cause was established in 1840 and the chapel built between 1850 and 1867. In 1882 it was rebuilt or modified to the design of Richard Owen of Liverpool. The present chapel is stone-built, of 2 storeys, in the Romanesque style, with asymmetric facade and circles in the tracery of the arched windows. It has a corner tower with concave pyramid roof, a gabled facade with rose window over tripartite windows above its entrance, and set forward from a pair of windows under a pitched roof. The building was no longer in use as a chapel by 1993, and a photosurvey of 2005 shows it being used as a pawnbrokers shop.

RCAHMW, May 2009