Lochend Church Of Scotland

Dated 1868. Rectangular-plan Gothic church with gabled vestry

at western angle, 3-stage square (entrance) tower with broach

spire in re-entrant angle. Built of coursed and squared white

granite rubble with contrasting red ashlar dressings;

cusped-headed lights, single or bipartite, to long walls,

hood-moulded gable windows with cusped tracery. Tower: angle

buttresses at bottom stage; pointed door under gabled head in

re-entrant angle; top stage defined by string and has blind

bipartite to each face. Beak-head moulding at eaves and below

spire; saw-toothed skews with apex finials; roofed with

graded slates.

Interior: open timbered roof on stone corbels; plain dado;

World War 2 memorial window in south-west gable.