Cwmyoy church in Crucorney

Cwmyoy church in Monmouthshire, Crucorney is a Anglicana church. It is near Penrhiw Road and is also known as Church of St Martin. The church is named after Martin of Tours and belongs to the Diocese of Monmouth. It is dedicated to Martin of Tours and is built in the English Gothic architecture style. The church is made of sandstone and was built in 1201. It is a listed building. Ⓦ.

Amenity
place of worship
Building Type
church

Bus stops

  • Pandy Inn – approx. 3,7 km.
  • Pandy Post Office – approx. 3,7 km.
  • Lancaster Arms – approx. 3,7 km.
  • Skirrid Inn – approx. 3,8 km.
  • The Honddu – approx. 3,8 km.
  • Werngifford Police Station – approx. 3,8 km.
  • Grosmont Turn – approx. 3,9 km.
  • Ty-derlwyn – approx. 3,9 km.
  • Crossways – approx. 4,0 km.

Tourist information offices

  • Llanthony/Cwmyoy – approx. 2,1 km.
  • Llanthony/Cwmyoy – approx. 2,3 km.
  • Llanthony Wood/Valley Road – approx. 2,4 km.

Campsite

  • Pandy Caravan Club Site – approx. 3,6 km.

Pubs

  • Skirrid Mountain Inn (opening hours: Mon–Sun 10–23) (NP7 8DH). Claimed to be the oldest pub in Wales – approx. 3,8 km.

Petrol stations

  • SMG (NP7 8DH) – approx. 3,8 km.

Museum

  • Twyn y gaer Hill Fort – approx. 1,5 km.

Hofläden

  • Maes-y-Beran – approx. 3,2 km.

Attraction

  • Dirt Farm Cycle Centre – approx. 3,3 km.

Parking

  • Pont Cadwgan – approx. 3,7 km.

Convenience stores

  • Skirrid Mountain Garage (NP7 8DH) – approx. 3,8 km.
Named after Martin of Tours
Inception 1201
Architectural style English Gothic architecture
Material sandstone
Dedicated to Martin of Tours
Diocese Diocese of Monmouth
Elevation 202.5 m
Heritage designation Grade I listed building
Located in Cwmyoy, Crucorney
Country United Kingdom
Location Crucorney