St Peter's Church

St Peter's Church is a medieval structure built from grey limestone featuring a three-stage west tower. The tower displays carved saint figures on each of its four sides, along with decorative crocketted finials and detailed stonework throughout.

The building was established in January 1401 as a medieval parish church. It later received Grade II* listed building status in recognition of its architectural and historical significance.

The building shows medieval Welsh craftsmanship through its stone carvings and decorative details. Visitors can see these techniques reflected in how the stonework was executed throughout the structure.

The building is easily accessible as it sits within the village and has clearly marked entrances. Visitors should check current opening hours before arriving to ensure the church is open for exploration.

The tower features intricately carved crocketted finials that served as decorative spires and represent rare craftsmanship for churches of this period. These ornamental touches demonstrate the level of detail the builders invested in the stonework.

Location: Llanfair-Mathafarn-Eithaf

Inception: 15 century

Elevation above the sea: 57.9 m

GPS coordinates: 53.29463,-4.23794

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:20