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Freestanding Presbyterian Church/Meeting House, built c.1825, comprising a three-bay hall/nave to the north with a diminutive three-stage tower attached to the south gable end having a crenellated parapet over with corner pinnacles. Later gable-fronted single-bay addition, possibly a chancel, to the north gable end. Pitched natural slate roof with raised verges to either gable end (north and south). Cast-iron rainwater goods. Round-headed window openings to the hall/nave and to extension/chancel to the north with timber Y-tracery and timber casement windows. Square-headed openings to the tower at second and third stage level having timber louvers. Round-headed doorcase to the west face of tower having a timber door and with moulded cut stone detailing to the head. Set in mature grounds on a corner site to the north end of Castle Street and to the north of the associated manse (15310136). Bounded to road-frontage by a rubble limestone wall.
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