The Grade II listed Presbyterian church conversion in North Sunderland, Seahouses, has operated as a luxury bed and breakfast and, latterly, a family home.
The church itself was constructed in around 1810 and completely renovated 12 years ago, a project which included many modern upgrades whilst still retaining lots of the original features including the pulpit, which is now a ‘balcony’ viewing area on the first floor.
The altar table is now incorporated as a centre island in the kitchen, and there are even some of the original pillars and panelling remaining.
The four bedroom property is being marketed by Yopa with an asking price of £575,000.
Full details can be found at www.yopa.co.uk/properties/details/207846
Take a closer look here with these 13 pictures...
1. Living area
The stunning open plan lounge/dining/family space runs the full width of the building and would have once been the main sanctuary of the church. Photo: Yopa
2. Dining area
Pillars have been incorporated into the room which come through into a space with a double-height ceiling to allow for the full height church windows to the front of the property. Photo: Yopa
3. Pulpit
The original pulpit from bygone days offers an impressive viewing platform over the ground floor. Photo: Yopa
4. Spotlights
At the dining end of the room is a lower level ceiling with spotlights allowing you to create a pleasant ambience when dining. Photo: Yopa