A spectacularly unique home inside a converted church with four bedrooms and three bathrooms is available for sale in Narberth.

This stunning stone structure that was originally built in 1890 was acquired by Walter Mutz in 1951.

He set out to turn the building into a showcase home by purchasing architectural salvage from abandoned estates and fitting the pieces into the former church.

The result is a gorgeous home that has maintained the architecture and vintage elements of its past while providing all the amenities needed for modern living.

Among the many highlights inside is the living room with mahogany walls and red cherry fireplace and the dining room with leaded-glass windows and a fireplace.

Outside, the property offers a private drive with an off-street parking space and beautiful outdoor spaces.

These include a dual-level flagstone patio with stone walls, a storage shed with a copper roof, and a treehouse.

The home is also just walking distance to the Narberth train station, as well as the town’s shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Read and see more of this house at 316 N Essex Avenue in Narberth, listed for $1,585,000, on Realtor.com here.

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