Moy Free Church (Former), Findhorn Bridge, Tomatin

The former Moy Free Church was constructed circa 1844–48, with later additions and alterations added in 1853 and 1900. It is a shallow, rectangular-plan, single storey church building of plain classical design and proportion, orientated north-south. The external walls are of rendered coursed rubble with ashlar dressings. A shallow corniced and pilastered porch with a timber two-leaf entrance door is located to the centre of the north gable. Above the porch is a round-arched gallery window that has moulded jambs, with a projecting keystone dated 1900. The north gable has shouldered skewputts with carved urn finials and a prominent pedimented and pilastered bellcote (containing no bell), terminated with another urn finial at the apex. (Historic Environment Scotland List Entry)

11 April 2017: Nominated for the Register by a member of the public as disused and in deteriorating condition. The List description notes the property was no longer a place of worship in 2015. For Investigation.

28 June 2017: External inspection finds the building disused and overall in fair condition but with maintenance required. There are some slipped slates to the roof and extensive moss growth. Rainwater goods are blocked in places and there are signs of overflowing in places. Walls have some minor signs of damp in places. Metal window frame are in need of repair/ maintenance. Moved to At Risk.

19 February 2024: Listed Building Consent for change of use to a dwelling has been conditionally approved (20/01638/LBC). A related building warrant (20/01740/DOM4) has been activated. Moved to Restoration In Progress.