Bethlehem Methodist Chapel was built 1914 on the site of the Sandfields Hall (NPRN 404411). It is constructed in the Classical style, as a gable entry type, and with the central bay of the facade set forward slightly of the outer two bays. The large central, round-headed doorway has an ashlar stone surround with a keystone carrying the date 1914. Over the double doors is a fanlight with a series of six, stepped, round-headed glass panels containing leaded lights with Art Nouveau motifs picked out in coloured glass. Over the doorway is a large round-headed window with similar moulded voussiors to the doorway, and a lrage keystone with fluted decoration and a triangular pediment. An inscription on the voussoirs reads 'BETHLEHEM F M HALL'. The ground and first floor windows are flat-headed, with a stone panel set vertically between them decorated with an indented rectangle. Over the first floor windows are triangular pediments. The winged pediment is marked out by a series of small moulded corbel supporting the cornice and eaves line. In 2003 it was still in use as Bethlehem Evangelical Church.

RCAHMW, January 2012