Property-hunters have the chance to own a stunning converted church after it went on the market for £1.25 million - complete with its own baptismal font.
The 150-year-old chapel has been transformed into a luxury five-bedroom home whilst retaining its original features including beautiful stained glass windows and stone archways.
The historic Grade-II listed building in Mickleover, Derby, is set within an acre of grounds, which includes its own Victorian orangery.
Inside, the property boasts open-plan areas, five reception rooms, a mezzanine cinema room with floating glass floor, a gym and a bar across 6,000sq ft.
The dining area even centres around the old baptismal font - giving a unique addition to its holy character alongside its modern makeover.
The Church House has gone on the market with estate agents Fine and Country with a guide price of £1,250,000.
A spokesperson for the agents said: "This imposing Grade II former church has been converted to create a fabulous contemporary 5-bedroom family home.”
Here are some photos from the property.

5. Stained-glass windows remain, and the dining area even centres around the old baptismal font, unusual addition to the home.
Merlin Way, Mickleover, Derbyshire DE3 0UJ | Fine and Country / SWNS

6. The ground floor has a large entrance hall and a number of lounge areas, as well as a room currently used as a gym
Merlin Way, Mickleover, Derbyshire DE3 0UJ | Fine and Country / SWNS

7. A spokesperson for Fine and Country, the estate agent managing the sale of the property, said: "Set on the outskirts of the sought-after village of Mickleover is this imposing five-bedroom converted Grade II listed church."
Merlin Way, Mickleover, Derbyshire DE3 0UJ | Fine and Country / SWNS

8. A spokesperson for Fine and Country, the estate agent managing the sale of the property, said: "Access is via an electric gate leading to private parking for several vehicles."
Merlin Way, Mickleover, Derbyshire DE3 0UJ | Fine and Country / SWNS


