Beulah Primitive Methodist Chapel was built in 1888 in the Sub Romanesque style of the gable-entry type. The central doorway has a pointed headed porch and is flanked by two tall, narrow round-headed windows with Florentine tracery. Each of these windows is set within a slightly recessed arch with stone surrounds to the sides and moulded stone to the arch, and the two are joined over the door by a moulded stringcourse. Above the stringcourse, the centre of the gable is dominated by a large circular window with glazing in the form of a six-pointed star.

Status: closed 2002, since demolished.

RCAHMW, June 2008