Church Of St Lawrence

The Church of St. Lawrence is a parish church built in 1871 by J.P. Pritchett, with an early 20th-century addition that combines the Vicar's and Choir vestry. It is constructed from squared rock-faced sandstone in narrow courses, featuring ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roofs. The church has an aisleless nave with a porch on the south side, an original vestry that is now a kitchen on the north side, and a choir/vicar's vestry added to the west end. There is a tower with a spire located at the southeast corner between the nave and the chancel, and the chancel includes an organ chamber on the north side. The windows display geometrical-style tracery.

The tower consists of three stages: the lower stage is angle-buttressed with trefoil-headed lancets and a pointed doorway on the east side; the second stage is short with cut-back corners; the octagonal belfry features trefoil-headed bell openings beneath hoodmoulds, topped by a tall octagonal stone spire. The nave has an angle-buttressed west end with a large sexfoil window and a truncated stack. The south side has a chamfered plinth and sill string, with two-light windows under hoodmoulds that have headstops, and a roll-moulded pointed doorway with red sandstone colonnettes inside the gabled porch. There is a blocked four-bay arcade of pointed arches on the north side, where a north aisle was intended but never constructed. The chancel is lower and narrower, featuring similar details and a large three-light pointed window on the east side. The roofs are very steeply pitched with coped gables. The north vestry has a pointed doorway and a pent roof, while the organ chamber has similar features. The flat-roofed four-bay choir/vicar's vestry includes lancets and a pointed doorway on the south side.

Inside, the church has a plain plastered interior with a tall pointed chancel arch, where the outer order is chamfered and the inner order has three roll mouldings on squat responds. A stained glass window created by L.C. Evetts in 1957 is located in the north wall, commemorating Rev. P.W. Francis. The nave roof features four arch-braced scissor trusses, while the chancel has a panelled barrel roof.