Meikle Kinord Chapel, By Dinnet

Meikle Kinord Chapel, located by Dinnet, is a late 19th-century building, possibly designed by A Marshall Mackenzie. It is a single-storey chapel with a rectangular plan, situated on an elevated site that overlooks Loch Kinord. The chapel features crowstepped gables, with a central doorway at the west gable, a small window above it, and a ball finial at the apex of the gable. The east gable has a tripartite window, a small window above it, and a Latin cross at the gable apex. The north elevation includes an 8-light horizontal window, and there is a tall square-plan stack at the northeast angle. The structure is built of bull-faced, squared, and snecked granite, with a splayed base course.

Currently, all windows are boarded up, and there is a boarded timber door. The north roof profile is covered with grey slates, while the south roof features grey and green banded slates, which incorporate bands of fishscale slates. The roof has a lead ridge and cast-iron rainwater goods with a cavetto profile and rainwater pipes.

Access to the interior was not obtained at the time of the survey in 2005.