1. Simple rectangular structure possibly 14th century.

2. The church has a continuous nave and chancel, constructed of schist rubble with grit dressing and slate roof. Despite C19 restoration and rebuilding the church retains two C14 windows which may be original. One is of two lancets with pointed light above in the East wall, and one is of a single light with trefoiled head in the South wall. The roof retains three medieval arch-braced roof trusses. Of the interior fittings, the C12 circular font is of most interest.
(Source: site file AN/ECC/SH27, also RCAHMW inventory, 1937 [1960 reprint] p. 76)
J Hill 16/01/2004