St Mary's And St Peter's Espicopal Hall, Panmure Place, Montrose

John Henderson, 1844, and Alexander Ross of Inverness, 1878. Gable-ended gothic church with side porches, pointed arch openings, panelled, battered clasping buttresses rising to gablet-capped pinnacles - sandstone ashlar to front gable, body and porches harled, base course.

E (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: gable end; tall stepped 3-light window moulded surround and, hoodmould, wheel window in gablehead. Flanking porches upon nave set back, single window in return of each.

S ELEVATION: gable end or porch to right with 3-light window, small doorway in return. Body of nave to left with 2 paired windows separated by buttress. Gable end of porch to left with clasping buttresses and single window, large splayed and architraved entrance in return, 2-leaf doors with ornate hinges.

W ELEVATION: gable end; 2 traceried windows, blocked circular opening above, small louvred ventilator lancet in gablehead. Porch to right, that to left in form of aisle extending to front.

N ELEVATION: aisle to right, 2 windows, gable end to left forming front porch.

Timber-framed plate glass glazing, leaded lights to rear (W). Graded grey slate pitched roofs, skews; stone sawtooth coping to gablehead stack with battered coping to S gable. Decorative metal gutter brackets.

INTERIOR: modern conversion with partitions and mezzanine.