Presbyterian Church, New Street, Dungiven, Co Londonderry, BT47 4LJ

A 3 bay wide gabled front in Gothic style with 3 bay deep hall meeting house set behind a decorative railing and gates on a low boundary wall. The gabled entrance front has a central pointed doorway with moulded hood having decorative stops and two orders. On either sidethere are tall two light pointed windows with tracery and moulded hood with plain block stops. At the gable corners diagonal shouldered buttresses are carried up above the gutter line to form gabled pinnacles and the bases of these are joined across the gable with a decorative string course which wraps round the pinnacles. Above the string course and centred on the gable a group of 3 small lancets unified by an ogee shaped hood moulding. On either side there is a panelled pilaster with flat pedestal and these pierce the crenellated barge to form octagonal pointed pinnacles surmounted by small spheres. The crenellations between the corner and centre pinnacle are vertical with ridge tops while between the centre pinnacles they change to pierced arcading. The gable wall is finished in rusticated cast coursed blocks while the mouldings are in smooth rendering. The base of the wall has a plinth. The side walls are 5 bays deep with round headed windows with plain painted sandstone architraves in short and long work. Windows are fitted with coloured glass. A projecting string course forms the plinth. A smooth plaster band makes a frieze at the top of the walls and under the minimal overhang with half round gutter. Walls are smooth rendered and painted. Gutters round. Roof pitched with natural slates. The rear gable is plain and across it there is a flat roofed single storey structure with single square headed door on each side. The building is set back about 3 metres from the footpath of New Street.There is a neat low coping wall with good cast iron railing on top having panelled gate piers and gates to match. On either side of the long walls there are small strips of lawn. It is a tight site with buildings to side and rear though on the north there is a small river with good tree cover.