Church of The Holy Trinity, including attached hall is a Grade II listed building in the Conwy local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 16 March 1976. Church, hall.

Church of The Holy Trinity, including attached hall

WRENN ID
tenth-gateway-kestrel
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Conwy
Country
Wales
Date first listed
16 March 1976
Type
Church, hall
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Gothic style; walls faced externally with stone; slate roofs. Aligned SE-NW, with chancel at SE end. Nave, north-west tower, side aisles with roofs running in a series of gables at right angles to the nave, transepts, south-east memorial chapel, attached to apsidal chancel. Clerestorey windows of three trefoil headed lights in arcading; each bay of side aisles with a gable and a window of two lancet lights with a quatrefoil over them. North-west nave window of four lights; North-west doorway; porch with lean-to roof with centre gabled window and flanking doors against north-west nave wall. North-east three-storey tower with tall paired lancet belfry openings and pierced arcaded parapet with octagonal pinnacles. Transepts each with a tall window of three trefoil headed lights. Chancel with apsidal end with five paired lancet lights. Vestries and hall to south-west of Church linked to the church by a corridor wing with paired lancet headed lights each side of doorway with gable. Hall wing at right angles has triple lancet window in gable facing NW, gabled porch facing SW, and 2-light window under small gable.

Walls faced with yellow brick with lacing courses of black or vitreous brick; ashlar mouldings to windows, arches etc. Nave of lofty proportions with timber-framed and boarded roof with principal rafters on ornately carved stone corbels; nave arches on circular columns with ornate capitals. Timber-framed and boarded roofs to side aisles. Stained glass, eg, in South-west transept, and stained glass window of Christ in Majesty in North-east transept. South-east chapel with South-east window of three lancet lights; oil painting of pieta in Italian style. Chancel walls faced with ashlar; marble floor to sanctuary; reredos and panelling of 1939.

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