Lamlash
By The Sea
Lamlash By The Sea – formerly Lamlash and Kilbride Parish Church – stands at the heart of the Isle of Arran in Scotland, a cherished landmark woven into the island’s history and community life.
Under new stewardship, we honor its past while shaping its future—preserving its beauty and purpose as a gathering place. Reimagined as a setting for film, photoshoots, weddings and special events, we’re opening the doors to new possibilities, with the goal of all proceeds reinvested into local initiatives and the church’s ongoing care.
Rooted in tradition, guided by innovation — Lamlash By The Sea remains a place for connection, celebration, and community for generations to come.
“A Gathering Place for Every Story”
Category A-listed 1886 historic church
Gothic-style red sandstone with unique 90 ft high campanile bell tower
Barrel vaulted ceiling with tripartite Gothic sedilia
9 bell peal, believed to be among the largest ever cast in Scotland and still functioning
Selection of stained and hand-painted glass windows
Current configuration allows max occupancy of 400
Total area: 313.49 sq m 3,374 sq ft
Public street parking available
Hotels, restaurants, bars and cafes, grocery store and post office, COAST Discovery Centre on the same main street
Holy Isle ferry, boat moorings, golf course, hospital, pharmacy and police station all within 1 mile
Breezy 10-minute drive or bus (3.6 miles or 5.7 km) from the Brodick Ferry Terminal connecting to Glasgow and beyond, or longer and scenic 45-minute drive from Lochranza, connecting to Claonaig and Western Scotland