Lychgate to churchyard of Church of St Tysilio

The lychgate to the churchyard of the Church of St Tysilio is a Grade II listed structure. It is built from dark local rubble stone, featuring sandstone quoins and copings, with an upper section of timber framing and a roof covered in Welsh slate. The parallel side walls have chamfered copings, with the eastern side stepping down and continuing as the churchyard wall. The timber framing consists of two bays, which are arch-braced and cusped, rising from the sill plates to a brattished wall plate on each side. The trusses have three tiers of arch-braced collars, with the lowest collars being moulded and the center dropped to form a cage terminal. There are slightly cusped wind braces, and the wall plate is cantilevered out at both ends, braced to support the outer rafters and bargeboards, which feature terminal gable crosses.