Free Church Of Scotland Church, Reandoggie

The Free Church of Scotland Church in Reandoggie was built in 1844 and features later alterations from the 19th century. This austere rectangular church is constructed from coursed grey granite with tooled granite dressings. The south elevation has four round-headed symmetrical windows, while the west gable has smaller windows of similar design above a late 19th century gabled projecting porch. At the apex, there is a bellcote. The church has lattice glazing with decorative detailing, a ball finial at the east apex, and a slate roof.

Inside, there are later 19th century fittings, including Gothic detailing on the pulpit located on the east wall, which features a hoodmoulded pointed-headed back-board. A gallery at the west has a slightly concave frontage and an ornate gilded cast-iron balustrade mounted on a bracketed and moulded wooden cornice. The area under the gallery has been partitioned off to create an entrance lobby.