St Anne's Church, Cwmffrwd, Carmarthenshire, Wales. Open for Sunday services. Free Entry.

Details

Accessibility:

The church lies on the corner of a main road and has no parking facilities of its own. On-street parking is possible, although it would be advisable to park along the lane to the side of the church yard.  There is a dropped kerb outside the yard onto the road with flat tarmac pavement through the yard to the level entrance / porch.

Brief Description:

St. Anne’s Church is around a mile outside Carmarthen in the direction of Llanelli on the A484 at Cwmffrwd. It was built in 1866 by T.W.A.Thompson of coursed, squared rock-faced rubble with paler dressings and a slate roof. There is a nave and chancel under a single roof with a single bellcote, canted apse and two north gables (transept and organ chamber), and gabled south-western porch. There is an early-nineteenth century organ with rounded angles and Regency Gothic panels. 

Further Information:

Address:

St Anne's Church, Cwnffrwd, Llangunnor, Carmarthenshire, SA31 2LX

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Opening Hours:

First Sunday in the month - 9.30 - Holy Communion (bilingual)

Second Sunday in the month - 9.30 - Morning Prayer (bilingual)

Third Sunday in the month - 9.30 - Holy Communion (bilingual)

Fourth Sunday in the month - 9.30 - Holy Communion (bilingual)

Fifth Sunday in the month - 10.00 - Joint Benefice Eucharist (at Llangunnor, St. Anne’s, Llanddarog or Llanarthne)

Directions:

From the Pensarn Roundabout on the A40 take the A484 south towards Llanelli. The church is found on the right hand side in the village of Cwmffrwd.

OS SN424170

Transport:

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Amenities:

There is a public house (The Black Lion) in the village. More shops, cafes and public houses are available in nearby Carmarthen.