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Auchterhouse Church
Churches & Religious Buildings

Kirkton of Auchterhouse

Contact:

John Skea, Heather Heggie, Gary Stewart or Rev. David Collins

Telephone:

01382 320257 or 01382 320305 or 01382 320339 or 01382 778874

Email:

dcollins@sidlawchurches.com

Website:

Auchterhouse Church

Built 1630 with stone from earlier churches of 1275 and 1426. Partially rebuilt 1775.

  • Chancel and nave with tower at west end.
  • Burial vault at east end.
  • Interior completely renovated 1910.
  • Gothic chancel arch lends character and dignity.
  • Three impressive stained glass windows, medieval octagonal font, stool of repentance and 18th-century clock.
  • Linked with Murroes and Tealing.
  • Situated on south side of Sidlaw Hills.
  • Church of Scotland

This information has been provided courtesy of Scotland's Churches Scheme.


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Information
 

Opening Times:

Sunday Service: 11.00am (1st and 3rd Sunday of the month), 9.30am (2nd and 4th)
Open by arrangement

Parking

Public Parking Nearby.

Smoking

No Smoking.

Children's Facilities

Children Welcome.

General Facilities

Public Toilets.

Entry Restrictions

Open to Public.

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