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St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh

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St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh — category A listed building-listed church in scotland-central, United Kingdom.

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30 min–1 h
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St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh is a category A listed building-listed church in scotland-central, United Kingdom, registered on the Historic Environment Scotland register (entry LB27353). Listed status protects buildings and structures of special architectural or historic interest. See the linked Wikipedia article for further details.

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Category A Date Added 14/12/1970 Supplementary Information Updated 19/11/2003 Local Authority Edinburgh Planning Authority Edinburgh Burgh Edinburgh NGR NT 21734 68985 Coordinates 321734, 668985 — Sir Robert Rowand Anderson, 1888-9 with additions, 1894-8, and Matthew M. Ochterlony, 1934; church hall, Alexander Lorne Campbell, 1925. Scots gothic church with 3-stage, square-plan tower to NE surmounted by 17th century style lead-covered belfry. Approximately cruciform plan with 7-bay nave, later (1934) transepts to N & S, advanced aisle to S, and corridor connecting to large Church Hall (parallel to Church at S of site). Rake-jointed variegated Hailes sandstone rubble with red Dumfriesshire sandstone ashlar dressings. Base course to tower only. Cusped, stone mullioned lights within chamfered openings to nave, tower, and elsewhere. Kneelered gables. TOWER: timber-boarded door with decorative strap hinges in chamfered pointed-arch surround to S. Small rectangular lights at 2nd stage to E, S, and W elevations. Windows at 3rd stage to all elevations. Cornice with floral brackets and gargoyles at corners below roll-moulded ashlar parapet. Lead covered belfry with lucarned concave-arched roof, crocketted at corners; polygonal lantern; weather-cock. N ELEVATION: transept forming porch, 5th bay from left; 2-leaf pointed-arch timber boarded door with decorative strap hinges within chamfered, pointed double arch. Cruciform light to gable apex above. E ELEVATION (INCLUDING CORRIDOR AND CHURCH HALL): 5 staggered sections (not including tower). Chancel to right with depressed arch tripartite traceried window; single window to right return. Recessed wing containing Lady Chapel flanking to left with tripartite window and window to left return. Recessed corridor to centre. Advanced piend-

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Place summary

St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church is located on Westgarth Avenue in Colinton, Edinburgh, central Scotland. It is a category A listed building, recognising its architectural and historical significance.

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Coordinates
55.9076, -3.2535
Postcode
EH13 0LD
Parliamentary constituency
Edinburgh South West

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Frequently asked questions

Where is St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh?
St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh is in central Scotland, United Kingdom (postcode EH13 0LD).
Is St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh a listed building?
St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh is officially recognised as category A listed building listed.
Is St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh free to visit?
Yes, St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh is free to enter.
How do I get to St Cuthbert's Episcopal Church, Westgarth Avenue, Colinton, Edinburgh?
Drivers can navigate to postcode EH13 0LD. It sits within the Edinburgh South West parliamentary constituency.