A church conversion in Northampton has gone up on the market for £1.2 million, with a graveyard included too.
The previous church, which dates again to the 14th century, was absolutely renovated to consists of 4 en suite bedrooms, giant kitchen-diner and massive 41-foot reception room.
Nevertheless, the conversion nonetheless retains lots of its conventional options equivalent to its rose home windows, excessive vaulted, uncovered beam ceilings and its spiritual murals.
41ft reception room and separate sitting room
As you go to the property you’re welcomed by an infinite 41 foot (12.5 metre) reception room.
The reception features a separate workplace space, cordoned by a glass wall in addition to that includes a library and a seating space.
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Bedrooms function vaulted ceilings, rose window and spiritual murals
The master suite pays homage to the church buildings distinctive rose home windows and structure with a picket beam operating throughout the room.
The opposite three second ground bedrooms embody excessive vaulted ceilings and all function their very own en suite loos.
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The loos additionally pay homage to the church with spiritual murals painted onto the partitions.
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32ft kitchen-diner with U-shaped island
The kitchen additionally has loads of house with a 32 foot (9.7 metre) kitchen diner.
The kitchen consists of bespoke fitted items and a big U-shaped kitchen island with built-in overhead lighting for vivid kitchen lighting concepts.
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1.9 acre grounds embody graveyard, triple storage and small moat
The church conversion consists of 1.9 acres of land, an intensive driveway accessed by way of a gated entrance in addition to a graveyard.
The semi-moated gardens has a river operating by means of the grounds and has a bridge to cross to a bridle path.
A triple storage and three stables with a tack room (used for sustaining saddles and bridles) are additionally included.
The property is for by property brokers Tremendous and Nation for £1.2 million.
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