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What is it about a church turned into a private home that I love so much.
Well, it's the huge wide open spaces; the high ceilings; the beams;and those windows.
Plus it's the fact it's no longer a church, i guess.
i love this place because they turned it into a modern open plan space filled with light, and yet kept some of the original church spaces intact, albeit with glass floors and ceilings.
I love the fact that I could be baptized, if I so desired, in the tub in the master bath,
i love the let He Who Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone rock-climbing wall.
Add to that the fact that cooking lit by stained glass would be cool and I pray that one day I can get an old church and turn it into a home for a couple of queens.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Architecture Wednesday: Church!
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Oh, that is just STUNNING! Although perhaps just a bit TOO much white for my tastes. However, that's a mere quibble. I've always fancied the idea of living in an old desanctified church myself. And I must say, the exterior of this one looks EXACTLY like the church I attended as a child, lol!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the best church conversions I have seen. The fireplace with wood stacks?!?!? I love it. And don't het me started on the kitchen and that exposed stone.
ReplyDeleteBut will the place hold with my sinful mind of a ass?
After we graduated from college a beautiful old
ReplyDeletechurch where we lived was converted into apartments.
I considered going back just to live in it!
Plenty of churches coming up for sale over here; I'll let you know if the church over the road goes up for sale (Anglo-Saxon roots)
ReplyDeleteNot a big fan of church conversions but I do love the fire place! Throw a log on.
ReplyDeleteJP
OK. I for one would start going to church... but first I'd replace the furniture.
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