Ladybank Parish Church, Church Street, Ladybank

Ladybank Parish Church, built in 1875 by architects Peddie & Kinnear from Edinburgh, features a rectangular four-bay nave and an apsidal chancel that is integrated with the wardens' cottage at the east end. The church showcases a distinctive southwest tower and spire, designed in the Geometric Gothic style. Its walls are made of snecked rubble, and it has skew gables and slate roofs. The west front includes paired plate traceried lights with a blind vesica above, a cill band that steps over an equilateral arched and moulded west door with attached shafts, and low lancets on the sides that are combined by a continuous hoodmould. The three-storey southwest tower has traceried bell openings and a broach spire topped with lucarnes and a finial.