Loxley chapel is a large, decaying room, possibly a chapel or church. The partially collapsed roof lets in sunlight. The floor is littered with debris: broken wood, bricks, plaster. Remnants of wooden pews remain; some are intact, others decayed. A partially collapsed raised platform, possibly an altar, is at the far end. Arched doorways and window frames show decorative molding. Walls show water damage, peeling paint, and exposed brickwork. Vegetation grows inside. A small wooden structure, maybe a confessional, is near a wall. A wheelbarrow and a pile of neatly stacked tiles are present. Hazards include unstable floors and debris.