St Peulan's Church

St Peulan's Church is a medieval building in Bryngwran built from stone with a gabled bellcote holding one bell and iron crosses mounted on the roofs of its chancel and south chapel.The structure displays different building stages, from Romanesque to Gothic, visible in its architecture.

The church was founded in 1101, with the nave built in the 12th century and the chancel and south chapel added during the 14th century.These expansions show how the community's needs grew across the centuries.

The building holds memorial plaques and inscriptions that record local residents across many generations.These names and stories on the walls show how closely the community has been tied to this place.

The Friends of Friendless Churches organization maintains the building and keeps it open for visitors interested in religious heritage.The interior is accessible and well-maintained for those wanting to explore its spaces.

The church font dates from the 11th century and historians believe it originally served as an altar before being repurposed.This rare artifact makes it a notable example of pre-Norman design in Britain.

Location: Bryngwran

Inception: 12 century

Elevation above the sea: 26.7 m

GPS coordinates: 53.25130,-4.44089

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:24