Lychgate at the Parish Church of St Deiniol, including walls and railings to churchyard

Simple vernacular gabled lychgate of slatestone rubble construction with renewed slate roof and slated verges. Steeply-pitched gables with pointed-arched openings to front and rear having rough-dressed voussoirs. Original roof structure with chamfered oak purlins and plain rafters. Simple mid-Victorian iron half-gates to the front, with spear-headed railings and scrolled ends. The inner R wall has a long quoin incised with the date 1725 and the initials: 'LL T SD'.

The walls are of rubble and act as revetments to the churchyard. They stand to an avarage height of 1.20m and slope up slightly to either side of the lychgate. The walls define the roughly oval shape of the churchyard. Slatestone copings with surmounting plain C19 railings.