Kilfinichen Church, Kilfinichen Bay, Mull

Kilfinichen Church, located in Kilfinichen Bay on the Isle of Mull, was built in 1804 and underwent repairs in 1828. It was later altered and converted into a residential dwelling in 1998. This former parish church features a gabled Gothic design with a transept on the south side and an additional structure on the east gable that now serves as part of the house. The building is constructed of rubble and includes a bird-cage belfry on the west gable, which has moulded columns, a stepped cap, and a ball-finial at the apex. There are pointed windows with Y tracery and leaded stained glass, three on each side, adorned with thistle motifs on the south elevation. The roof is covered with slate, and there is a chimney addition on the south pitch. The conversion to a dwelling house included later timber shutters and bargeboards.

Inside, the church features exposed rubble walls. The interior has been remodelled for residential use, including a staircase with timber bannisters and balustrades leading to the upper floor. A rubble chimneypiece has been inserted into the west gable wall.

The boundary walls consist of a rectangular plan extending to the shoreline, featuring a low rubble wall with rubble piers connected by wrought-iron railings.