Baptist chapel and adjoining house. Built 1808 as the parish workhouse and converted to chapel with attached manse c1839. Mid C19 and late C20 additions. Restored and interior refitted 1989 by John Severn. Brick, with stucco front, stone dressings and hipped slate roof. Plinth, first floor band, moulded eaves, single gable stack. Front windows are glazing bar sashes. Single range, 6 windows, with a projecting semicircular central bay at front and rear. 2 storey chapel, to right, has 4 tall round headed sashes and below, 4 smaller flat headed sashes. 3 storey house, to left, has 2 flat headed sashes on each floor. Projecting rear bay has similar fenestration to front bay. Right end has a stucco porch with parapet and the inscription "Baptist Chapel" over the door. Behind this, parapeted brick porch, 1989. Rear has to left, a mid C19 addition, brick with pantile roof, with single gable and side wall stacks. 2 storeys; 3 window range. Windows are cross casements with segmental heads. Off-centre door, also with segmental head. (Buildings of England: Elizabeth Williamson: Nottinghamshire: London: 1979e: 333). (NCC/js)