Description

1823-8; additions and alterations, Ross & Macbeth, 1891, 1904,
Chancel, Ross & Macbeth, 1907, vestry dated 1913; Perpendicular,
ashlar. Originally simple ractangle of 4 buttressed bays, the
buttresses pinnacled, those at the angles being diagonally set
with crocketted pinnacles; windows containing timber tracery
and surmounted by hoodmoulds. The late 19th and early
20th-century alterations provided a semi-octagonal, pinnacled
buttressed apse at the east, a similar gabled baptistry at the
west, a gabled porch at the north-west and vestry at the
north-east. Slated roofs.
Interior, a re-casting of the late 19th/early 20th century;
wrought-iron chancel screen; stone screen to baptistry; stone
pulpit with stair-baluster of cast-iron and brass; stone
font; plain pews; stained glass at apse, porch, baptistry and
one south window, by Holt & Co, Warwick, early 20th-century.

Statement of Interest

Vestry dated at spandrel of door.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17828203

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