Church Of Scotland, Uig, Skye

The Church of Scotland in Uig, Skye, is a mid-19th century building characterized by its simple rectangular shape and whitewashed rubble construction with tooled margins. The south elevation features two long pointed Gothic windows with simple Y-tracery, which is echoed in the fanlight above the central door on the east gable, flanked by two small windows and a gallery window above. The church has Gothic glazing and a plain bellcote at the apex of the south gable, along with a ball finial on the north gable and a slate roof.

Inside, the church has a simple galleried interior. The surrounding churchyard is enclosed by rubble walls and includes drum gatepiers.