St Kentigern's Episcopal Church, Braemar Road, Ballater

St Kentigern's Episcopal Church, designed by Marshall Mackenzie in 1907, is a single-storey gabled church located on Braemar Road in Ballater. The church features a nave and a north aisle, set within its own grounds and surrounded by a boundary wall. It is constructed from pink and grey squared and snecked granite, with grey granite surrounds and a base course. The eaves are adorned with rounded dentils, and the church predominantly has stained glass windows.

The south elevation includes a gabled entrance porch on the far left, which features a round arch doorway with a cavetto hoodmoulding and a two-leaf boarded timber door. An angled buttress to the right indicates the internal line of the sanctuary. Decorative crosses are present on the west and east gable points, as well as on the coping over the sanctuary line. The church has predominantly slim lancet windows, which may be single, paired, or arranged in groups of three. The roof is covered with grey slate, and there is a raised skew and a wallhead stack to the northeast.

The boundary wall is made of random granite rubble with large rectangular coping, and it is low on the west, south, and east sides.

Inside, the original interior decoration remains largely intact. There is an arcade to the north featuring three round arches on circular piers, and a small chapel in the north aisle. The ceiling is barrel vaulted and made of timber. The church contains oak furnishings, including pews, an altar, a pulpit, and a lectern, along with wooden parquet flooring. The timber dado around the nave and aisle is complemented by squared, coursed granite as the dado in the sanctuary. The church also features 20th-century stained glass and an octagonal pedestal baptismal font located in the northwest corner, which retains its original working pulley mechanism for lifting the font cover.