St Gwynog

The church of St Gwynog dates back to the 13th century but was largely rebuilt in 1857.

Aberhafesp, Powys

Opening times

Open during daylight hours.

Address

Aberhafesp
Powys
SY163HW

Its fine medieval roof is unusual and possibly unique in Wales. There is also lovely 19th century poker work panelling, and wall memorials which link the church with Aberhafesp Hall.

Key features

Magnificent memorials
Glorious furnishings
Fascinating churchyard
Enchanting atmosphere
Captivating architecture

Facilities

Walkers & cyclists welcome
Space to secure your bike
Parking within 250m
On street parking at church
Level access to the main areas
Dog friendly

Denomination

Church in Wales

Contact information

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Gallery

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Address

52.5217171, -3.3803659

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