Lych Gate To Church Of St David And Churchyard Wall Approximately 200 Metres Long To North And East Of Church

The lych gate to the Church of St. David, built in 1909, is made of stone and features a stone slate roof. It has recessed segmental-pointed arches on both the front and rear that blend into the jambs. The cornices are adorned with black-letter text and raised lettering. The returns of the gate have recesses with dog-tooth mouldings along the cornices and cusped lights. The cornice includes angle gargoyles, and the hipped roof is topped with gablets; the left gablet displays David's harp, while the right one shows the date of construction, with a cross at the ridge. Inside, there is a segmental-pointed vault supported by transverse ribs and two seats. A plaque commemorates its erection. A stone wall extends to the west and south of the lych gate, featuring a stone inscribed with the names of church wardens and the date 1837. This structure is included for its group value.