The following text is from the original listed building designation:
EYTHORNE UPPER EYETHORNE TR 24 NE Baptist Chapel 4/41 II Chapel. Dated 1804. Rendered red brick, exposed on return elevations, with plain tiled roof. Plinth with pediment shaped parapet to hipped roof. Two tiers of 2 semi-circular headed glazing bar sashes, with central blank space inscribed: BAPTIST. C20 red brick porch with boarded door and CHURCH 1804 rectangular fanlight. Two tiers of 4 semi-circular headed glazing bar sashes on each return elevation. Interior: Panelled pulpits and apsidal shaped gallery survive. The church built to serve probably the oldest Baptist community in the Country, referred to at the martyrdom of Joan Bourchier, 1550.
Listing NGR: TR2778549763

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.