Denbigh Friary

The Denbigh Friary consists of the ruins of a former friary church, which features an aisleless design with a continuous nave and chancel plan. The structure is built from rough-dressed limestone, with some buff and brown sandstone dressings and later brown brick infill. The church is roofless and has lost its western gable, while the north and south walls remain standing to wall plate height, and the eastern gable is intact. The eastern gable includes a large pointed-arched window with Perpendicular tracery, featuring five lights and a cusped tracery head, which has been partially bricked up. On the south side, there are three window openings and an entrance, while the north side has two window openings, including a blocked five-light window with grouped, arched lights in the chancel. The south wall of the choir displays a heavily-weathered three-seat sedilia, accompanied by a simple piscina to the east. The chancel and much of the nave have stone-flagged floors.