Griminish Parish Church, Benbecula

The Manse of Griminish Church of Scotland, dated 1886, is situated on a slight rise and faces south. The building is constructed from rubble, with the church's south gable harled and all surfaces whitewashed. The church has a rectangular plan with three bays, featuring a gabled porch on the south side, a vestry on the north, and a modern hall extending beyond. It has square-headed openings and tall windows with small panes, with stacks set back over the angles at the south and a carved apex belfry above the datestone. The roof is made of slate.

Inside the church, there is a four-sided pulpit with a panelled front, steps leading to the west, and a shaped back board.

The manse is a single-storey building with an attic, comprising three bays and a central lean-to porch. It features gabled wall-head dormers, small-paned windows, end stacks, and a tile roof, along with a low rear wing.