Parish Church, Logie

The Parish Church, built in 1826, is a simple rectangular building originally designed with three bays. A vestry was added to the north side in 1902-3, designed by H Bruce. The church has since been converted into a hall and is no longer in ecclesiastical use.

The building is constructed of rubble stone, with the south elevation finished with droved and squared stone. The east gable and the vestry are harled. The west gable features a central panelled door with chamfered margins and a rectangular fanlight, set beneath a relieving arch. All original windows have pointed heads; three windows are set into the south wall, with simple Y-tracery, and two are within the east gable. A boiler house and the vestry project from the north wall. The roof is slate-covered, with straight skews and a corbelled, square bellcote with a bellcast roof and weathervane positioned over the west gable. A shaped finial, potentially reused from an earlier building, sits atop the east gable.

Inside, all original fittings have been removed. The surrounding cemetery contains 18th and 19th century monuments. The cemetery is enclosed by rubble-built walls featuring octagonal ashlar gatepiers with corniced caps, decorative cast-iron gates, and a wrought-iron overthrow arch.