park lane chapel is one of several small chapels built for strict baptists in the early to mid-19th century in surrey. the walls are of clunch rubble laid in courses, and the west-facing frontage is coated with stucco. the doorway is recessed below a straight-headed porch. there is a datestone on the façade, and above the doorway is a rose window and a pediment. the roof is laid with slates. there are two windows to each of the side elevations (facing north and south); these are dressed with red brick and have a slight segmental arch. as originally built, the interior was single-storey. the boundary walls and iron railings in front of the chapel are included in the grade ii listing.