Description

1844. Triple aisled church orientated north/south. Rubble,

tooled rubble dressings. Substantial, wide gabled porch with round-headed entrance in centre, north gable; round-headed

windows with simple Y-tracery in recessed gables. 3 similar

windows light east and west elevations; single windows in

south gables; plain, possibly slightly later, single storey

wing with vestry and session room, projects from centre of

south gable. Bird-cage bellcote at north gable apex, stack at

south; 3 parallel slate roofs, piended at outer bays.

Interior; pulpit and some pews re-used from old Ardclach Parish

Church.

Rubble walled enclosure; pair spearhead cast-iron gates with

matching quadrant railings mounted on low coped rubble walls.

Statement of Interest

Ecclesiastical building in use as such.

Former Free Church of Scotland.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17814441

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