St David's church was designed by architect Sir Arthur Bloomfield in 1888. Built in the style of early English Gothic, the church has three bays, transept and lower 2-bay chancel with lean-to south vestry and tall extension to the north. It has a 4-stage tower which has a crenellated parapet with pinnacles and an inner porch linking it to the church. It has a 3-storey gable ended range, projecting the width of the transept and lancet windows, some linked by continuous hoodmoulds. The church has a large basement containing church rooms.
Source: Cadw listing description.