Description

1777. Small, 3-bay, rectangular-plan gabled church. Squared granite courses. Entrance to E gable end, 2 rectangular windows to S side elevation. Grey slates, lead flashing, coped skews to gable ends.

INTERIOR: restored 2001.Open plastered space in use as art gallery.

Statement of Interest

Ecclesiastic building in partial use as such. A small late 18th century church located within the boundary wall of the ancient Migvie burial ground. Similar arrangement to the church and churchyards at Tarland and Coull. The restoration of the interior was awarded in the 2002 Aberdeenshire Design Awards. The church is particularly used as a place for quiet reflection.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17774395

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