West Parish Church, West High Street, Inverurie

West Parish Church, located on West High Street in Inverurie, was designed by Donald McMillan and built between 1874 and 1877, with a chapel added in 1936 and a memorial apse in 1950. This church is constructed in a simple Gothic style and is situated on a corner site. It features a broached stone spire and a two-stage buttressed tower. The building is made of grey and pink granite, with ashlar stone used on the front gable, tower, and chapel, while coursed rubble is used elsewhere. The roof is covered with grey slate.

The church has polished ashlar dressings, an eaves course, ashlar coped skews, a fleur-de-lis finial on the front, and a cast-iron finial at the rear. The original building includes diamond-paned lattice windows, while the chapel has two-light windows with pointed timber astragals and leaded glazing.

On the front gable elevation, there are paired pointed arch doors at the center with trefoil plate traceried doorheads, and a small pointed arch door to the right. Above these doors is a four-light bar-traceried gallery window, with a lancet window to the right. The tower on the left features a two-light pointed window at the first stage on the front and left return elevations, pointed arch louvred openings with gabled heads at the second stage, and lucarnes at mid-spire height. The side elevations have five pointed arch windows with a continuous band course at the springing level. The rear gable is adorned with a large rose window.

The chapel is a lower single-storey building at the rear gable, featuring a door with a large transom light, three windows, and a memorial apse with a cross window.

Inside, the church has cast-iron cluster columns that rise through the gallery to support a queen post roof (which does not have ties). The gallery surrounds three sides of the interior and retains original pews. The central pulpit is located on the rear wall and is approached by two flights of steps. The Rushworth and Dreaper organ, designed around the rose window, was installed in 1935.