Inside the divine £600,000 home converted from a CHURCH – and it comes with its own stained glass windows
The stunning 19th century property looks like a traditional church from the outside, but is the picture of modern living indoors
HOUSE-hunters on the lookout for something godly will jump at the chance to nab this converted church – which comes complete with its own stained glass window in the kitchen.
The former church, which has just gone on the market, is a three-bedroom detached house up for grabs for just £600,000.
From the outside, the stunning property looks just like a traditional church from the Worcestershire countryside.
But on the inside, the 19th century property – named Chancel House – is the picture of modern living.
Honouring its original purpose, the former church’s stained glass windows remain intact, and doorways throughout the property are arch-shaped.
A vaulted ceiling in the house’s central atrium also allows light to shine through – from the top of the five-story property to its ground floor.
The stunning property has been recognised with a Civic Trust Award, which is handed to buildings which meet the criteria of having “outstanding architecture, planning and design in the built environment".
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The windows are part of the original building, as well as exposed stone walling and pitch pine beams which are all remnants of the 150-year-old architecture.
The front door is situated on the ground floor, along with a guest bedroom with a brick vaulted ceiling and en suite bathroom.
The house also boasts a reception hall on the first floor, along with a store room, cloakroom, utility room and a large study.
The property’s main living space, kitchen and dining area are on the second floor, reaching up to a large skylight at the apex of the roof.
The master bedroom suite sits on the third floor, and has a balcony overlooking the main living space, with a further bedroom on the fourth floor.
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