Church of Our Saviour (West Shore)

Church with Perpendicular detailing. Walls faced with sandstone (both internally and externally). Slate roofs. North elevation of nave has three 3-light windows at clerestorey level; smaller 2-light window to L lights chancel. Buttressed low N aisle has three 2-light windows; gabled vestry to L has 3-light window. Gabled porch to R has 2-light window to W side. W end has 4-light Perpendicular window. South elevation similar to N, with SW porch with 2-light window at gable end. At SE end, link to modern hall.

Nave of four bays with tall moulded nave arcade arches; king and queen post trusses to roof. Tall chancel arch. Lean-to side aisles; a small single light window with chamfered head and internal splayed reveals at west end of each side aisle and an internal doorway at east end of each side aisle. North side aisle has three small segmental headed windows, each of two rectangular lights with splayed jambs and, at west end of north wall, a doorway leading into external gabled porch which has a doorway with pointed head in its front wall and a two-light window in each return wall. South side aisle with a doorway at west end of south wall leading into external gabled porch with a two-light segmental headed window, thirdly, with a three-light window, fourthly, a single light window and, fifthly, a doorway leading to later C20 extension. The single light window is memorial to Major Arundell Neave who fell at Ypres in 1915, and has "ancient glass" depicting Christ carrying Cross. At west end of nave there is a fine octagonal font of marble (dedicated 1912) with relief of Christ with children. On wall nearby, a tablet with the following inscription: "This tablet records the fact that the font in this Church was the gift of children in the memory of Lewis Carrol (C L Dodgson) the author of "Alice in Wonderland"and a lover of Llandudno".