Lenzie Parish Church, Kirkintilloch Road, Lenzie, Kirkintilloch

Lenzie Parish Church, designed by Clarke & Bell in 1874, is a Gothic-style building featuring a gable end with a south-west tower and spire. The church is constructed of snecked rubble with ashlar dressings and has slate roofs, which include louvres and a wider splay for the aisle roofs. The west gable is adorned with finials and a wheel window resembling the type found at Dryburgh Abbey's refectory, along with five lower lancets. The south-west tower has corner finials, lucarnes, geometric tracery, and an arched entrance supported by shafts and capitals. The aisle tracery consists of cusped lancets, while the projecting chapels feature geometric designs. The plain east end includes a single lancet and low vestries. Additionally, the original gatepiers with ironwork standards are present.