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Ainon Welsh Baptist Chapel is a Grade II listed former chapel built in 1899 to the designs of Roderick of Blaencwm, featuring late Victorian Welsh chapel architecture. The chapel boasts an impressive main space measuring 10.94m x 13.94m, retaining original features such as eight timber sash windows, wood panel décor, mosaic tiled gallery and pathway, and timber flooring. The gallery level above the main space features five arched colour stained sash windows, original pews and timberwork, and a Grade II listed ceiling and ceiling roses. The former vestry and schoolroom have been converted into a two-bedroom home, with open plan living space, original oak flooring, and a bespoke feature staircase to the first floor. The first floor features two bedrooms, a family bathroom with a walk-in wet area, and a master bedroom with plastered décor, wood panel flooring, and a spindled balustrade.