Congregational Chapel, Christian Malford

The chapel is dated 1836 and is situated near the main road on Avon Weir Lane at the approach to the village. It is constructed from rubble stone with a squared rubble front. The chapel's most noticeable and elegant features are the two stone tracery windows that cover a large proportion of wall at the front of the church. The windowless red-brick north wall was an addition in 1909 and was built as a schoolroom. The chapel is Grade 2 listed and was closed in 1998, afterwards being converted into a house.