See The $1.6M Converted Church Just Listed In The Philly Suburbs

NARBERTH, PA — Ever wanted to live in an old church? Ok, maybe not, but this one you might tempt you.

A former church in the Philadelphia suburb of Narberth has been converted into a 5,408-square-foot home and it can be yours for $1.59 million.

It's been updated but much of the original elements remain. Amenities include built-in speakers, stained-glass windows, a patio, and much more.

See the full listing below:

(Click on the address for additional interior photographs)

• Address: 316 N Essex Ave, Narberth, Pennsylvania
• Price: $1,585,000
• Square Feet: 5408
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 3 Baths
• Built: 1890
• Features: This Stone Structure Began its Life in 1890 as a Church, transformed in the 1940's with Architectural Salvage from Estates of the Gilded Age and then Carefully Updated; Maintaining the Architecture and Vintage Elements to Create a Spectacularly Unique Place to Call Home! This stunning Church home with slate roof, masonry and stone walkways and walls and beautiful perimeter gardens provide for the ultimate in curb appeal. Interior amenities include state of the art utility systems with zoned radiant heating and dual zone central air, recessed lighting, built in speakers, pine floors, stained glass windows set in deep window sills, brass hardware and woodwork, moldings and millwork of the highest quality! On the exterior you will find a private drive with 1 off street parking space and great outdoor spaces including a dual level flagstone patio with stone walls cut to match the home, a beautiful storage shed with copper roof and treehouse! The combination of a premier location within the choice zone of Lower Merion School District and walking distance to Narberth train and shops, unique architecture and curb appeal and meticulous maintenance and updating equate to a truly one of a kind property!

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.