Church conversions home

In creating a dream home, sometimes you have to think outside the box and see potential in run-down fixer uppers or strangely laid out homes. And sometimes, you have to think really far outside of the box, like Suzy Batiz did in renovating her home, which started its life in the early 1900s as a Methodist church.

Listed at $975,000, this converted church apartment has been renovated to modernity from the ground up, all while still holding on to the classic church architecture like stained glass windows, archways and the brick foundation. Apartment C at 501 Fletcher Avenue has 3 beds and 4 baths, and 4,205 sqft. The church was originally built in 1873.

A century-old church, inelegantly converted into a dwelling decades ago has been revived by Tuckey Design Studio—a master lesson in creative reuse.

Churches can be converted into beautiful spaces. Small churches or big churches they can be converted into modern homes, hotels, restaurants of even a skate park.

Buildings, like many other things, wear down over time, so it's no surprise that cities and countrysides are home to abandoned lighthouses and misused warehouses. But a rising architectural approach called adaptive reuse offers a way to give a second life to these structures.

From cozy country chapels to expansive and ornate cathedrals, here are 9 converted church homes that are sure to leave you inspired.

@the_chapel_conversion took on a stunning 1907 Methodist chapel in the North East to convert to their forever home 🏡 If you're looking to take on a unique or ambitious project, check out our guide on church conversions.

A couple turns a heritage church in the Northern Rivers region of Australia’s New South Wales into a sustainable family home.

Tuckey Design Studio has revamped a house in a converted chapel in Devon, England, revealing and restoring the building's original features.

Former churches are getting a second life, as people all over the world are turning them into modern homes with granite countertops and lofts.