If you’ve ever fancied living in a converted church – and have a spare million or so – you’re in luck.
A former Fairfield church converted into four stunning, architect-designed properties has gone on the market with estate agents Michael Graham.
St Luke’s Church is a Grade II listed former chapel sitting in its own grounds of around an acre within Fairfield Park. Designed by George Fowler-Jones, it was built by William Webster between 1858 and 1861 with further additions between 1870 and 1871.
The church has now been converted into four contemporary homes beautifully blended with the stunning original architectural features.
The four apartments are on the market from £750,000 to £1.25 million. Let’s take a look inside.
5. Grade II listed
The parish of Fairfield has a lower school on the park for 3 -9 year olds which has been rated as outstanding by Ofsted. Photo: Michael Graham Estate Agents
6. A nod to history
The homes are beautifully blended with the church's stunning original architectural features. Photo: Michael Graham Estate Agents
7. Stained glass window
The church was constructed by William Webster between 1858 and 1861 Photo: Michael Graham Estate Agents