Listed Building: BENBECULA NUNTON FORMER CHAPEL & CEMETERY ENCLOSURE (18759)

Description: Medieval former chapel, set within quadrangular cemetery enclosure. CHAPEL (now a roofless though largely entire shell): rectangular-plan; gabled; all rubble-built; outside ground level raised loose rubble within; low door with slightly battered jambs below (empty) panel recess on west gable; single slit east window. CHURCHYARD: rubble-walled with iron fence; extended to south late 19th and later 20th centuries; iron-railed enclosure at north east; inscribed tombstones mostly 19th-20th century. References: RCAHM INVENTORY, 1928 no. 340 pp. 99-100 Notes: Scheduled Area Monument, No 5664. The area scheduled comprises the chapel itself and an area of ground extending approximately 3m from its external wallface.