Tongland Parish Church

Tongland Parish Church, dated 1813, is a rectangular neo-Gothic hall church featuring a square tower to the north and a later vestry or porch added to the south gable. The church is constructed of sandstone rubble with polished red sandstone margins and dressings, although all openings have been recently blocked with breeze-block.

The church has a 3-bay body that is buttressed, with Tudor-arch windows that have hood moulds. The roofs are covered with slate, and the sandstone skews add to the architectural detail. The tower is divided into three stages and is buttressed at the corners. It features pointed-arch openings, some of which are louvred on the third stage, and there are bipartite windows beneath square hood moulds. The tower is topped with a corbelled embattled parapet that has crocket pinnacles rising from the angle buttresses.

To the east gable, there is a single-storey porch from around 1900, which has a flat roof and an embattled parapet. The churchyard is surrounded by rubble walls and contains mainly 19th-century gravestones. Additionally, the churchyard includes the ruins of Tongland Abbey.