There is a clause in legal documents that shows that the owner of the Kirk and any visitors have the right to park in the car park. Category B historic building.

Beautiful location with panoramic views. Offers prominent views across the Loch of Harray toward the hills of Hoy. Freehold Sale. Full ownership.

St Michael’s is set off the main road and reached through massive lych gate built to hod the crosses. Large church, set in an equally large churchyard.

St Michael's Church in Harray is a Category B listed rural church featuring a plain oblong design built in 1836 with a circa 1980 extension, notable for its scenic location overlooking the Loch of Harray and potential foundations on an Iron Age broch. Harray and Sandwick are located on the mainland of Orkney, Scotland and are rich in historical, natural, and cultural attractions. This region is particularly known for its significant Neolithic sites, many of which form part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can explore ancient settlements, monumental stone circles, and dramatic coastal landscapes. The area provides a unique glimpse into prehistoric life and the natural beauty of the Orkney Islands. St Michael’s Kirk is a part of the St Magnus trail in Harray on the main island of Orkney. Dated around 1836 as a harled, gabled oblong structure featuring round-headed windows and a belfry.

Harray is an Orcadian parish and village on Mainland, Orkney, Scotland, United Kingdom. The village is near the Loch of Harray and was used by the Vikings for waterway transportation and Old Norse was spoken in the area up until the 1700s. Ancient Neighbors: Sits right next to the Heart of Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site, including the Ring of Brodgar and Stones of Stenness. Local Memorials: Features historical markers like the memorial to the 17th-century Harray men.

Full Address:  St Michaels Kirk, Harray, Orkney Islands, KW17 2LD