Creevagh Reformed Presbyterian Church

Free-standing single-cell gable-fronted Presbyterian church, dated 1789 and refurbished 1900, having four-bay long walls. Pitched slate roof with rendered copings and replacement rainwater goods. Lined-and-ruled rendered walls, roughcast rendered to south elevation with render quoins and inscribed date plaques to front (north) elevation. Pointed-arch window openings to long walls with margined Y-tracery timber lights under render mouldings and having tooled limestone sills, pointed opening to south elevation with timber tracery. Recessed pointed-arch door opening to front elevation having render moulding, and double-leaf timber battened door opening to rounded splayed concrete steps. Interior having smooth rendered walls, with timber panelled dado to nave, having flat plastered ceiling with roll-moulded cornice. Central line of nineteenth-century carved pews flanked by an aisle and pews to east and west, original timber flooring throughout. Carved wooden pulpit with pointed-arch arcade to centre of south end, having steps from nave to each side. Timber panelled screen with pointed-arch detail behind pulpit, filling pointed-arch window opening. Chamfered rendered window surrounds, with timber sills. Two pointed-arch door openings, with timber door surround and panelled doors, accessing vestibule at north end. Dog-legged timber stairs to west of vestibule, accessing meeting room at first floor level. Graveyard to east and grassy area to west, with hedge to road having wrought-iron pedestrian gate, and with gateway having square-plan render piers with stone caps set at diagonals to west elevation.