Hall, Kirliston Parish Church, The Square, Kirkliston is a Grade B listed building in the City of Edinburgh local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 29 January 1987. Church hall.

Hall, Kirliston Parish Church, The Square, Kirkliston

WRENN ID
broken-baluster-owl
Grade
B
Local Planning Authority
City of Edinburgh
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
29 January 1987
Type
Church hall
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

1843, additions (including tower) Hippolyte J Blanc 1880, modern additions to rear, William A Cadell, 1988. Gothic T-plan gabled church with square entrance tower and broach spire in SW re-entrant angle. Coursed stugged sandstone with polished dressings. Base course. Hoodmoulds over gable lancets. Diagonal buttresses.

S ELEVATION:

TOWER: 1880 3-stage entrance tower to left. Stone steps up to deeply chamfered pointed arch door. 2 small lancets above door. On W side of tower paired lancets light entrance porch; single blind lancet above. Cornice divides 3rd belfry stage. 2 louvred lancets on each elevation of belfry, divided by gablet capped pilasters (clasping at corners). Billeted corbel table. Gabled pointed arch; lucarnes to stone broached spire. Finialled half pyramids at base. S gable articulated by 2 tall lancet windows. Clock in gablehead. Porch entrance in re-entrant SE angle. Steps up to chamfered pointed arch door.

E ELEVATION: paired lancets.

W ELEVATION: paired lancets in gable with W elevation of entrance tower to S.

N ELEVATION: modern additions to rear.

Horizontal glazing in lancets. Slate roof. Saw-tooth coping to skews, cross finials.

INTERIOR: now modern church hall, reconstrcuted in 1988.

BOUNDARY WALL: squared rubble wall with slab ashlar coping. Higher wall to W with semi-circular coping.

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