London’s most recent real estate mecca gives new meaning to the idea that your home should be your own place of worship. In North Kensington’s Kenmont Gardens a converted church is for sale. The ex-church, through expert renovation, has retained some of its original detail, but is still very much a home.

Its full-height sanctuary ceilings add a remarkable touch to a modern living room, dining room, and kitchen. Heated parquet flooring and stunning marble columns and detailing, and original stained glass windows only add to the home’s rich splendor. The four-bedroom home boasts floor-to-ceiling doors opening out to a private outdoor patio complete with waterfall.

The converted church’s foundations may trace back to decades prior, but it is still, by all accounts, a modern home, with features like New York and Corian Concrete work surfaces, electronic Velux windows, Lutron lighting, air conditioning, walk-in wardrobes, and an iron staircase.

Dubbed “London’s Church Conversion,” the Kenmont Gardens property is on sale for £10M ($15.4M). Viewings can be set up through Foxtons via the link below.

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