For developer Craig Smith taking on this project was a real labour of love.
The renowned construction worker's parents married in the 1777 built church, and now he's transform the place into a stunning family home.
Located in Strathaven , East Church House is an eight-bedroom property which combines period features and modern living seamlessly.
The huge home even has a unique kitchen island - the original pulpit has been refashioned into a stunning work space.
The original church building was built in 1777 as a tall hall-church, before the clock tower was added to the landmark structure in 1843.
This Grade B listed building has been reborn and formed over three main levels.
On the ground floor, natural light pours through the restored stained glass windows enhancing the luxury of the living area and the scale of a dining space.
The house extends to a spacious 8000 sq ft, with two separate staircases leading to the luxurious bedrooms and ensuites formed on the first floor.
On the lower floor is a utility room, tv room and four bedrooms, one with an ensuite, and a bathroom. There's also a lift to take you to the rest of the property.
On the ground floor the large open plan kitchen, dining and sitting area all expand out the entire length of the downstairs. There's also a study and a bathroom on this level.
On the first floor there's a huge master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and a ensuite bathroom. There's also two other bedrooms all with ensuites on this floor and a large balcony area overlooking the floor below.
All of this doesn't come cheap as it's on the market for offers over £650,000 with Slater Hogg and Howison.
