Old church of St Baglan

The Old Church of St Baglan is a roofless single-cell church built from rubble stone, now overgrown. The eastern window features three lights in a Perpendicular style. On the south wall of the chancel, there is a three-light flat-headed Tudor window with plain lights, a hood mould, and head stops. The south wall of the nave has two early 19th-century windows with rounded heads and thin voussoirs. The openings on the west side are also early 19th-century, including a round-headed doorway with a window above it. At the apex, there is a gabled double bellcote. The northern side does not show window details, as the wall does not reach its full height. Traces of plaster can be seen on the interior walls, but the interior itself is not accessible.