This one-story building was built n 1948 and is one of best examples of Tudor Revival architecture in Shelton. It is the only church building of this style in Mason County. The exterior is clad in “clinker bricks” with a covered porch having a decorated brick canopy with an arched opening and stepped coping and inscribed panel reading “Saint David’s Episcopal Church”. There are stained glass windows throughout the structure and a steep pitched gable and hipped shake roof. A solid bell tower with arched open bell cote topped with a copper roof and spire project above the main entry door. The building was placed on the Shelton Historic Register in January of 1998.