Church of St Michael

The Church of St Michael is a small parish church that includes a nave, chancel, and west vestry, all under a single roof. It is constructed of rubble stone with brick quoins and features a graded stone-tile roof. At the west end, there is a square bellcote with weatherboarded sides and a pyramidal stone roof. Most openings in the church have wooden lintels. The entrance to the nave on the south wall has a door with narrow Gothic arched panels. To the left of the entrance is a 9-pane vestry window set in a brick surround. The south window of the chancel has two lights with diamond-pane glazing, while the pointed east window features Y-tracery and small-pane glazing, also in a brick surround. On the north side, there is a two-light chancel window with leaded lights and a larger three-light nave window that incorporates a metal casement.

Inside, the nave and chancel are topped with a five-bay arched-brace roof that includes cusped windbraces, arranged in two tiers on the north side. A stone wall, reaching eaves height, separates the nave from the vestry, which is infilled with lapboarding in the roof space.

The interior is designed in a Georgian style. The panelled pulpit and reading desk are located in the center of the north side of the nave. The wooden box pews mostly have panelled doors, with one featuring raised fields, while other woodwork is a mix of panelled and plain boarding. The 19th-century three-sided altar rails are in early Georgian style, featuring turned balusters and moulded square posts with ball finials. To the left of the altar, there is a cupboard with an iron door. The post-Reformation font has a round bowl and broad stem, although it has also been interpreted as a re-used medieval stoup.

Several simple wall monuments are present. On the north wall of the nave, there is a polished granite inscription panel dedicated to John Davies, who was killed in 1918, and a tablet with a pediment for Anne Hamer, who died in 1859. On the east wall of the chancel, to the left of the altar, is a diamond tablet for Ann Hamer, who died in 1841, and to the right of the altar is a similar diamond tablet for James Hamer, who died in 1817. The south wall features a diamond tablet for Thomas Joseph, who died in 1811, signed W.D. of Builth.