Sandbank Parish Church

Sandbank Parish Church, dated 1868, is a Gothic church designed in a T-plan with a later hall extension that forms a rough L-plan. The church features a distinctive cylindrical tower and a principal southwest gable elevation that includes a hoodmoulded triple lancet window with trefoil windows below. It is constructed of pointed stone with tooled red sandstone dressings, and has a base course. The southwest elevation has corner buttresses, a shield at the gablehead, and a finial at the apex. To the right, there is a gabled porch with a segmental-arched doorway that has a two-leaf timber boarded door. The cylindrical tower is located at the re-entrant angle and has four roundels set above a moulded string course, a belfry ring with twelve arches, and a tall candle snuffer roof. Adjoining the northwest elevation is a lean-to vestry featuring trefoil-headed windows and a timber boarded door. The church has ashlar-coped skews and is roofed with graded grey Scottish slate, with banded fishscale slating on the tower. The rainwater goods are made of cast iron.

Inside, the church has stained glass in the windows on the north and south walls, timber panelling to the dado, and an open-framed timber roof structure.