small 19th century parish church centre village north wales church location said established church dedicated son bishop current building early english style incorporates material fittings earlier church site including font 18th century memorial porch door medieval arch medieval carved human face parts nave walls come previous building church longer worship village served church building surrounding grounds sale grade listed building national designation given buildings special interest warrant effort preserve particular regarded good example simple 19th century rural church history location near centre village south north wales reached street passing local war memorial village takes church welsh word originally meant enclosure church modified form saint date construction christian place worship area uncertain said 19th century writers son bishop established church son saint known son distinguish father building time survives later dating 16th century earlier replaced 19th century parts structure reused current church survey ancient historical monuments wales considered sections walls nave older building antiquarian described old church ancient dilapidated structure good specimens architecture remote period writing clergyman antiquarian described altered successive little original architectural character preserved repairs carried new church added north work overseen architect diocese longer use guide churches noted services held number years added ivy growing building church parish merged adjoining village served january church grounds sale suggested estate agents handling sale studio storage subject necessary obtained people associated include wrote history served priest nearby parishes onwards jones translator death architecture fittings gothic revival church early english style built rubble masonry dressed limestone slate roof partially built material old church door north wall medieval pointed arch medieval carved human face nave church congregation sat aisle chancel site altar east end nave porch contains 18th century memorial south nave west end north section west end terminating cross containing single bell windows nave lights sections window separated save west porch light east end chancel adjoining windows tallest middle internally walls painted roof exposed pointed chancel arch steps nave chancel step sanctuary mosaic floor east windows north stained glass fittings include rectangular pulpit altar table pine wood octagonal font granite carvings survey recorded church owned plain silver cup dated visual inspection church determined inside organ remained place assessment national recognition statutory protection alteration designated grade listed building lowest grades listing designating buildings special interest warrant effort preserve given status january listed regarded good example simple 19th century rural church welsh government body responsible built heritage wales inclusion welsh buildings statutory lists states designed early gothic style scale
St Deiniol's Church, Llanddaniel Fab