Perrot Street Methodist Chapel was built in 1880 and rebuilt in 1890. The later chapel was built in the Arts & Crafts style with a gable-entry plan and a two door entrance to either side of the gable entry. The roof is most likely to be of a standard pointed head gable, but the facade hides this, showing a typical Arts and Crafts style flat Egyptian temple like roof line. To the rear of the Chapel there are two doors that enter into a serious of rooms of varying sizes. There is also a staircase, but it is uncertain whether this leads to a basement or a second floor to the rear of the chapel. By 1998 Perrot Street had been converted for other use.

RCAHMW, January 2008