If you're looking for a property that's a wee bit unique, this might just be the answer to your prayers.
A two-bedroom duplex apartment housed in a converted French gothic-style church has gone onto the market.
Situated next to Queen's Park in the southside, the building boasts an resident’s atrium, stair/elevator access to first floor level and a broad reception hallway.
Then, on the first floor, there are two generously sized double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, the master with an en-suite shower. There's a three-piece main bathroom accessed from the hallway too.
A staircase leads up to the second floor which reveals an "outstanding" open plan living/dining room, including an integrated kitchen with breakfast bar.
The stand-out feature has to be the alcove: Hidden beneath vaulted brickwork archways and flooded with natural light via four velux windows.
Feeling reflective? You can do some soul-searching in the residents' garden grounds around the building too.
The former Crosshill Queen's Park Church, which opened in 1873, has a stunning square tower which can be seen for miles around too. You know what they say: The higher the tower, the closer to God... Or something.
It's on the market for £209,000 – have a look on RightMove .
