St Peris's Church, Nant Peris, Llanberis, Medieval parish church in Nant Peris, Wales.
St Peris's Church is a medieval parish church located in the Nant Peris valley near Llanberis. The building features rubblestone walls, slate roofing, and a rectangular churchyard enclosed by stone boundaries, typical of traditional Welsh religious structures.
The building dates to the 14th century and underwent modifications across the 15th and 16th centuries. A major reconstruction of the chancel occurred in the 17th century, shaping much of its present-day interior.
The church is named after Saint Peris, a figure in Welsh religious tradition. Inside, Victorian furnishings and memorial plaques show how the local community honored its people over generations.
The church sits at the western end of Llanberis Pass and is open during regular services. Parking is available on site, making it a straightforward stop for those exploring Snowdonia National Park.
A single bell dating to 1610 hangs in a gabled bellcote above the western wall. The nave roof features carefully crafted 15th-century chamfered arch-braced beams that showcase skilled timber work.
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