Looking east from the edge of the village

Afon Peris.

The church from the coast

Whitewashed cottages

A large house on one of the back roads, dated 1876.

Cottages.

The River Peris

St Ffraed's church, which dates almost entirely from the 1840s, with the exception of the Medieval tower.

The tower

The main door

A millstone and a water stoup taken from the ruins of a nearby chapel of ease dedicated to St. Non.

The simple 1840s nave and chancel, separated only by a step.

The gallery and enclosed pews.

The clock on the gallery.

The pulpit

A window depicting St Non, Mother of St. David, who according to legend was born in nearby Llannon, and St. Ffraed, secondary patron saint of Ireland, and of dairy work.

The sanctuary.

The east window, commissioned in 1975 and depicting the risen Christ.

The war memorials

The bellringing chamber which leads onto the gallery

Tower window

Tower window (detail)

The nave and sanctuary seen from the gallery

evening sun over the bay