This former Church of Wales property in the heart of Llanelli is a beautiful Grade II Listed building with a rich history, offering a blank canvas for transformation into an incredible residence or commercial venture. Designed by Colonel E. M. Bruce Vaughan and completed between 1911 and 1915, the building is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture with intricate stonework and detail, standing as a testament to the Edwardian era's fascination with medieval design. The property has weathered periods of prosperity and hardship, reflecting the ebb and flow of the town's fortunes, and has undergone renovations and preservation efforts to ensure its continued standing as an architectural gem. The building is detached and designed over two floors, with the ground floor offering additional versatile spaces, including an entry foyer, large open area, stage, kitchen, toilet, and shower room. The top floor has four access points and is dual height, with a magnificent vaulted hammer beam ceiling and six large arches crafted from dressed Bath Stone. The exterior of the church is bordered by well-maintained lawn areas, offering ample space for customization to suit the needs of the new owner.