Redundant Churches
The Representative Body is responsible for the redundant churches following closure for worship.
The list below provides details of redundant churches that are currently available for sale. Please note some of these may already be under offer.
The properties are usually offered freehold with certain restrictions upon future use and further information can be obtained from the appointed selling agent.
The Representative Body is required to comply with charity law in the disposal of its property. No warranty can be given upon the accuracy of the descriptions of the properties shown.
St David's Church, Abercrave
The former St David's Church is situated to the east side of the village of Abercrave, approximately 2.5 miles north east of the town of Ystradgynlais.
St David's Church, Bangor
The former St David's Church is located towards the northern end of Caernarfon Road, the High Street and the mainline railway station in the city of Bangor.
St Mary's Church, Brithdir
The former St Mary's Church is located in the hamlet of Brithdir a few miles away from the town of Llanfyllin.
St Catherine's Church, Crosskeys
The former St Catherine's Church is situated just off the main thoroughfare through the village of Crosskeys in close proximity to the A467 and Junction 28 of the M4 southbound.
St Seiriol's Church, Penmaenmawr
The former St Seiriol's Church is located in the town of Penmaenmawr on the North Wales coast between Conwy and Llanfairfechan.
St Cynog's Church, Upper Chapel
The former St Cynog's Church is located in the rural hamlet of Upper Chapel between the towns of Brecon and Builth Wells.