Church Conversion in Glenfarg

This project involves the proposed change of use and conversion of Arngask Church into a contemporary family home.

Originally established in 1844 and formerly operated by the Church of Scotland, the Grade B listed building occupies an elevated and prominent position on Church Brae in Glenfarg. Although not located within a conservation area, the building holds significant architectural and historic character, which has carefully informed the design approach.

The proposal seeks to retain and celebrate key internal features, including exposed pillars and the decorative altar truss, while sensitively introducing new residential accommodation. A mezzanine level is inserted within the existing volume, alongside kitchen, bathroom and bedroom facilities, allowing the church to function as a well-proportioned family dwelling without the need for extensions or demolition.