Greenlaw Church, Greenlaw Avenue, Paisley

1889, style of Burnet and Campbell, modern additions at

rear. 1st pointed Gothic. Aisleless nave with transepts.

Snecked and stugged ashlar. Gabled west front. Splayed and

moulded pointed-arch doorway flanked buttresses and small

pointed windows. 3 lancets over with linked hoodmoulds.

Louvred quatrefoil in gable. Angle buttresses. To right

projects porch and cat slide roof. Pointed arch doorway

to south with 3 pointed windows over.

Long elevations have paired lancets. 3 pairs to south and

4 to north plus 2 small windows at west. Transepts of 2 bays

each gabled with 2-light and quatrefoil windows east end

of nave has vesica in gable sanctuary projects at least

with 3 lancets and roof which reduces pitch in lower parts.

Green slate roofs with ridge tiles. Octagonal roof

ventilator with spirelet to nave.

Single storey session room and vestry at north east corner

with modern extension.

Interior: chancel arch flanked by 2 smaller arches housing

organs. Hybrid hammer beam and collarbeam nave roof.

Coved rear gallery on 2 balustered supports.