A medieval and later parish church, restored in 1865.
The church is constructed of limestone rubble with grit stone dressings and slate roof. It comprises a nave, chancel, north porch and vestry. The chancel retains a two-centred arch and an east window of about 1400. The roof is late medieval. The earliest surviving feature in the nave is the north doorway which is probably fifteenth century. The roof is similar to that of the chancel but has been substantially renewed.
Sources: RCAHM Anglesey Inventory (1937), 132
NMR Site File
J Hill 06/02/2003
Resources
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application/pdfGATP - Gwynedd Archaeological Trust Projects ArchiveReport relating to an Archaeological Watching Brief conducted during groundwork associated with drainage work At Mynydd Bodafon, Project No: G2751, report No. 1674. Produced in 2022.
