Dyffryn Chapel which was first built in 1841 and subsequently rebuilt in 1893. The later chapel is built in the Classical style of the gable-entry type. The ground floor windows are flat-headed with triangular pediments, while the first floor windows are round-headed with Corinthian style keystones. The threee first floor windows in the main bay are seperated by fluted pilasters with Ionic style capitals with added foliated decoration. The pediment has a dentialted cornice and a central roundel within a traingular inset. The two outer bays are recessed and are surmounted by stone balustrade.

RCAHMW, March 2008.