Donvale: The house designed to look like a church conversion

A church-style house built for devout Irish Catholics celebrated the Donvale market.

Heaven house with modern interior 9 Pieces Court Although sometimes mistaken for a converted church, Peter Morden of Hoskins Donbert said the unique five-bedroom dwelling was commissioned by its religious former owner in the 1980s.

“It is owned only by two families, and the original owner was influenced by the magnificent architecture of the Catholic Cathedral,” Moulden said.

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“He wanted to recreate Gothic windows and used clinker bricks to emulate the façade of the church. He ended up building a covered outdoor entertainment area for his daughter’s wedding. It was. “

The 4,300-square-meter property is listed at a suggested price of $ 3 to $ 3.3 million.

Malden said the current owner has refurbished the interior to give the property a fresh twist.

“He liked the style and kept the original design principles, but turned it into a paradise for his own family,” he said.

“There is a library and a study. It looks like a small chapel inside.”

“This is a once-in-a-lifetime type of property that mixes old-style architecture with modern bathrooms.”

Fresh paint, Italian marble flooring and kitchen Miele appliances were other refurbishments added to the house.

“It’s not the typical glitz and charm of the streets around it, but it has a character that appeals to those who appreciate architecture,” Malden added.

The house is for private sale.

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