Udny Parish Church

Sited on the north edge of the village green, it is within the ancient Udny Parish and the Formartine committee area.

Constructed from granite in 1821 to the plans of the City of Aberdeen architect, John Smith, this was the first of his ecclesiastical designs to utilise a Tudor-Gothic style.

[2] The southern elevation has a four-stage tower with an arched entrance with a hood mould and a curved window above.

The tower protrudes from the main rectangular body of the church, which forms symmetrical gables to either side and features elongated arched windows.

[6] The single-storey harled session house and vestry are sited on the opposite side at the rear elevation of the church.