Church house

A chapel-turned-house in Old Westbury.

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.

Decaying 18th-century church converted to a single-family home.

Living in a house that used to be a church may sound like an odd thing to do but the more we think about it the more it's starting to sound increasingly

A new life under Gothic vaults for designers Paul Melo and Tom Walko.

A Victorian seminary chapel has been reborn as an 8,000 sq ft home in the capital's Mill Hill, complete with spa, sauna and soaring ceilings...

This former church in Denver's Cherry Creek North neighborhood was transformed into a 5,294-square-foot single-family home with two bedrooms, three bathrooms, a wine cellar and a media room. --Sushil Cheema, 04/13/11

ceiling and a little gothic feel

Champing (or ‘church camping’) is a unique concept being pioneered by the Churches Conservation Trust, a national charity who are looking for new ways to protect historic churches at risk. Their solution is a hygge-like holiday which consists of camping overnight in historic churches.

This beautiful church conversion project of 5,500 square feet was carried out by interior architecture firm Linc Thelen Design, sited in Chicago, Illinois.