The Langley Baptist Chapel is a historic property situated on a 0.6-acre plot, surrounded by a cemetery and natural hedgerow. The chapel itself dates back to 1892, with later additions in the mid-20th century, and features a timber-lined ceiling, herringbone flooring, and six windows. The property is divided into three sections, including an entrance/reception area, a main chapel, and a service room with a kitchen and cloakroom. The chapel is currently used as a place of worship and is zoned for community and learning purposes, but could potentially be converted for other uses such as educational, display, museum, or public exhibition space, subject to planning permission. The property is located in the hamlets of Langley and Clavering, with access to nearby towns and cities, including Saffron Walden and Cambridge.