Wesley Chapel

Entrance lobby with doors to chapel in canted side walls and gallery stairs in angles. Stairs with chamfered newels. Three-sided gallery on ten thick iron columns with leaf capitals and scrolls, the gallery fronts missing. Side-wall corbels supporting triangular trusses under raked side galleries. Ceiling with deep coved sides and centre divided by panelled plaster strips into two big squares each with centre roundel linked by four ribs to outer square. Rear broad stilted cambered-headed organ arch on pilasters. Main window has some late C19 stained glass with floral roundels, patterned coloured glass and a centre panel with multicolour-winged dove.

Former Wesleyan chapel in Victorian Italianate or semi-classical style, unpainted stucco with Bath stone dressings. Slate roof with coped gables and small w end chimney. Imposing three-bay E front elevation with giant Corinthian order, two inner columns and outer channelled pilasters, carrying full entablature and pediment. Tooled grey limestone pedestals. The entablature curves in giant semi-circle into the base of the pediment over the broad centre bay. This has a very large arched window with moulded arch and panelled pilasters, in Italianate style but three-light Gothic tracery with roll-mouldings, cusped heads to lights and three quatrefoils above. Ashlar sill course. Below is broad moulded segmental arch on short Gothic corbelled side shafts framing recess with pair of arched doors with moulded arches on three channeled piers, and ashlar roundels in fanlights. Console brackets attached to pilaster capitals, under fanlight lintels. Double panelled doors. The narrower side bays have arched window each floor with ashlar dentilled string courses at impost levels and moulded sill courses. Chamfered ashlar plinth. Two console brackets under main entablature each side. Windows have moulded arches, and 'Florentine' ashlar tracery of two lights and a roundel. Front doors are reached by broad flight of eleven Forest of Dean stone steps with low side walls. Side elevations are stuccoed, five bays with raised piers and ashlar corbel table at top of each bay. Channelled piers at E corners, returned from E front, with entablature block and cornice. Close eaves elsewhere, ashlar arched windows above, with dentilled impost string course, arched hoods, 2-light and roundel unmoulded tracery. Segmental stilted heads to windows below, similar dentilled string courses and hoods, and 2-light cusped tracery. S side E bay has door with stilted cambered head, hood, roll-moulded jambs and double doors. Basement has cambered-headed ashlar 3-light windows. Rendered W end with narrow rear inset bay, two narrow cambered headed windows to upper floor, window and door below on S, window only on N.