Exterior
Chapel, rock-faced coursed brown stone with grey sandstone ashlar dressings, slate roof and red terracotta ridge tiles. Two-storey winged gable front with centre moulded pediment, and narrow wings with parapets, returned windowless on side elevations. Plinth, moulded first floor sill course, outer flush quoins. Raised piers and pilasters flanking centre. Ground floor piers are ashlar with rock-faced stone, upper floor has ashlar pilasters with moulded capitals. Pediment has apex block and iron finial. Wing parapets are ramped up with minimal corbelling below, raised angle blocks and squat square moulded finials. Ashlar blocks beneath angles, also with corbelling. Surrounds are flush ashlar. Gable blank roundel with moulded keystone and curved hood, inscribed 'Berachah'. Big first floor Palladian window with keystone and hoodmould continued flat over sidelights. Small-paned timber windows with moulded mullions, 3-light arched window with square top-lights and leaded lights in arch, narrow 2-light sidelights with top-lights. First floor side windows are arched with keystones and curved hoods. Similar glazing to centre sidelights. Ground floor has similar but shorter arched windows each side and centre arched door with keystone and hoodmould flanked by a small-paned roundel each side also with key and hood, the hoods linked to the door hoodmould. Double boarded doors with 3-light fanlight, marginal glazing bars and coloured glass.
Whitewashed stucco side walls, 2-storey, 4-window, with brick eaves, and cambered headed sashes, 4-pane below, the windows above with 8-pane, but the top panes further subdivided into 8 small panes.
To right, vestry in rock-faced stone with heavy whitewashed coping to pedimental gable, stucco roundel and stucco triple arch to ground floor, door and 2 windows, all with keystones.