Llandyry Church

Llandyry Church is a simple Gothic church dating from the 19th century. It features an aisleless nave, chancel, shallow transepts, a later south porch, and a northeast vestry. The church is constructed of grey-brown stone with Bathstone dressings and has slate roofs. The four-bay nave contains alternating one- and two-light windows. The gabled south porch has a narrow inner doorway. The west end features a three-light window with a cinquefoil design, a small Gothic window above it, and a bellcote. The transepts include two lancet windows and a round window above. The lower two-bay chancel has a lean-to vestry on the north side, and the east window consists of two cusped lights with a quatrefoil.

Inside, the church has a simple layout with the chancel and nave out of alignment. The 19th-century roof features A-frame trusses supported by 19th-century corbels. There is a broad archway from the chancel to the vestry. The font, pews, and wooden altar rails are also from the 19th century.