How to get to St. Machar's Ranfurly Church by car or by bus
St. Machar's Ranfurly Church is located in Bridge Of Weir, Renfrewshire at Kilbarchan Road.
See the driving tips and parking information below.
Street Address
Kilbarchan Road
Bridge Of Weir,
Renfrewshire
PA11 3EG
United Kingdom
Phone: 01505 612975
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Travel/Directions Tips
When entering Bridge of Weir on the A761 from the Glasgow direction, turn hard left up Kilbarchan Road as soon as you see the Clydesdale Bank. The church is 70 yards up Kilbarchan Road.
If arriving from the Kilmacolm or Houston direction, proceed completely along Main Street until you cross a bridge with the Clydesdale Bank on the right at which you should bear right up Kilbarchan Road. The church is 70 yards up Kilbarchan Road on the left side. Â
If arriving from the Kilmacolm or Houston direction, proceed completely along Main Street until you cross a bridge with the Clydesdale Bank on the right at which you should bear right up Kilbarchan Road. The church is 70 yards up Kilbarchan Road on the left side. Â
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