Church Centre, High Street, Coldstream

The Church Centre on High Street in Coldstream is a Perpendicular Gothic church designed by architect George Reavell Jr of Alnwick in 1907. It features transepts and a tower, constructed from snecked rubble with ashlar dressings. The south front is set forward from the nave and includes buttresses on the right, a splayed doorway with a richly carved and moulded segmental head, and flanking sidelights. Above the doorway is a 6-light traceried window with a depressed arch, topped by a gable. The buttressed tower, set forward on the left, has three stages: the first is low with a coping course, the second is tall with stair windows, and the third stage is made of ashlar with pairs of louvred windows featuring depressed arches and tracery panelling above. The tower is crowned with a pierced battlemented parapet. The nave is blind, while the transepts contain 6-light windows, and the north end is also blind. The church has slate roofs. Inside, there is a gallery at the rear and an organ at the front. The stained glass in the south window was made by Percy Bacon and Bros of London, while the rest was created by Ballantine of Edinburgh.