New Byth Church, Bridge Street, New Byth

New Byth Church, located on Bridge Street in New Byth, was designed by architects A & W Reid from Elgin and is dated 1851. This simple rectangular church is constructed of red rubble with tooled red sandstone ashlar dressings and chamfered margins. The east-facing entrance gable features a central pointed-headed entrance flanked by hoodmoulded lancet windows, and there is an apex bellcote with a datestone at its base, along with angle buttresses. The north and south elevations are four bays long and are lit by narrow pointed-headed windows with leaded lattice-pane glazing. There is a later vestry at the rear of the church. The roof is made of slate.

Inside, the church has a simple galleried interior, although the gallery is masked by a later inserted ceiling, and the seats have been re-used from elsewhere. The gallery front is painted and panelled. The pulpit and pews are also simply panelled. A notable feature is an ornate inlaid marble mural memorial on the west wall dedicated to Colonel Beauchamp Colclough Urquhart of Meldrum and Bythe. In the entrance lobby, there is a mural memorial to Reverend John Falconer, who died in 1895.

The forecourt is enclosed by pyramidally capped sandstone ashlar piers linked by iron railings, surrounding the area by the east entrance.