Church of St Cynfil

Walls of rendered stonework, with diorite stone dressings, and a slate roof between raised gables. Single cell building in a Romanesque revival style, with a gabled W bellcote. The W door is round arched set on nook shafts, with plain capitals. Boarded door with studs and prominent iron hinges. To either side, small round-headed lights 15cm wide. Above the door, a circular window of 2 orders. On each side there are 3 round-headed windows, and a triplet of round headed windows at the E end, the lights separated by square columns as mullions, with the angles chamfered. Plain Romanesque capitals. A stone cross crowns the gable end.

Attached to the N wall is a tall monolithic slab with relief coat of arms at its head, and inscription to GRVFFYTH AP IOHN WYNN. G of the Penyberth branch of hte family, who died in 1613 aged 79.

The W door opens to an internal lobby. Three bay roof of hammer beam trusses with arch braces to the collar. Walls plastered above a dado. Octagonal pulpit and simple pews. Arcaded altar rail. The font was removed to the Dom Polski nearby.