Nairn Rosebank Parish Church, Academy Street, Nairn

Nairn Rosebank Parish Church, built in 1852 by Mackenzie and Matthews, is a Romanesque church constructed from coursed rubble with broached and polished ashlar dressings. The church has a rectangular plan with five bays and features a gabled north front. This front includes a pair of doors set beneath a wide round arch, which is decorated with bands of Romanesque moulding. Above the doors, there is a triple light window framed by an intersecting double arcade, along with a small wheel window in the gable head topped by a tall apex bellcote. The outer bays are separated by simple masonry piers that support tall, round-arched, shafted windows. The five-bay long elevation also features similar windows divided by piers, a corbelled parapet, and an end stack at the south apex. The steep slate roof is finished with a gablet finial.