A unique property in Stockport has come on the market and wowed social media.
Church House on Corbar Road is a detached seven-bedroom property that was formerly a church, meaning it has a wealth of period features and character.
Originally shared on estate agents Reeds Rains Facebook account, it's attracted hundreds of comments - with many locals saying they'd always wondered what the house looked like inside.
Some have said the home is 'stunning' whilst tagging others, saying that they need to move there. Others have said it looks like something designed on EA game The Sims.
"What an absolute gaff!" said another.
The house, which is near Stockport Grammar School, is now listed on Rightmove for £950,000, with the listing describing the sale as an 'incredibly rare opportunity'.
Originally named First Church of Christ Scientist, the red brick hexagonal building was built in 1933 and designed by Arnold England of Lytham St Annes.
It has a gated courtyard with a striking entrance porch, with the original plaque of the church presented above.
The huge home underwent a conversion in 2005, and now boasts multiple reception rooms, heavily decorated with lavish patterns to the current owner's taste.
Traditional wooden panelling features in various rooms, as well as stained glass windows.
The open-plan kitchen dining area is a huge, with contemporary worktops and a central island.
Other additions include an impressive central atrium, a gym, and a playroom, while one of the luxurious bathrooms comes with its own sauna.
There are also two separate annexes - which could be their own self-contained areas.
Externally, the property sits in a corner plot with gardens to three sides, with off-road parking for multiple vehicles.
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