Vjerski objekti koje nudi Europe

The North Transept

The North Transept is part of our converted Victorian Gothic church. We've done all the conversion ourselves - the high ceilings and beautiful Gothic windows make it a unique space. It's in a small hamlet in a beautiful hidden valley surrounded by fields; there's lovely walking from the door and lots of local wildlife including roe and muntjac deer, pheasants, red kites and owls. It's easy to get to a wide range of local attractions like Lacock and Avebury and only half an hour to Bath.

Riverside monastery, Champagne region, 1 bedr appt

Authenticity, beauty and comfort. Nestled by the river Seine, in an artist village in the region of Champagne, this former priory is located only 100km from Paris (55mn direct train between the neighboring Nogent s/Seine and Gare de l'Est). This is an authentic and resourcing place, newly renovated, loaded with 400 years of history. We have decorated the house with love and care, the equipment is very generous. Bikes of diverse sizes, kayaks, SUPs and other equipment are available.

Converted Chapel with Scandi design interior

This recently converted Chapel by Slow Norfolk offers luxurious living accommodation suited to two adults looking for a hideaway retreat. Nestled in the heart of a historic Norfolk village, this chapel conversion has been inspired by the idea of slow living with interior decor simple, authentic and stylish. The kitchen is well equiped with a new cooker, dishwasher, oven and coffee machine. The bedroom has one large king-size bed with a super comfy mattress and high quality linen.

Alte Dorfkirche

Die ehemalige Dorfkirche liegt in einem 1.600 Quadratmeter großen Grundstück mitten im Dorf Erbshausen-Sulzwiesen. Von allen Seiten umschlossen ist es ein idealer Rückzugsort, ohne „aus der Welt zu sein“. In der Morgensonne vor der Sakristei, auf der Kirchenmauer am Nachmittag oder abends unter Obstbäumen. Im unteren Turmzimmer auf der Couch, im oberen Turmzimmer – dem ehemaligen Glockenraum – beim Beobachten der Vögel. Es findet sich immer ein nettes Plätzchen.

St Paul's..come live the dream on Uk's Riviera

If 'Grand Designs' is your benchmark, go no further. St Paul's Chapel is a step into playful luxury. You can sleep in an idyllic fairytale fourposter, in the very spot the choir used to sing. The open plan simplicity of the space is designed to work for multipurpose activities. Wether you are dining with 6, watching the cup final on the giant wall mounted TV with soundbar, or turning up the tunes with the log fire going and the lights turned low..you decide.

Quiet Rural Chapel Conversion (Architectural Gem)

Stylish & unique, self- contained historic Chapel conversion overlooking stunning scenery, (Chater Valley) tucked away at the edge of Conservation Village, 5 min drive from R.Water. Private. Sleeps 4 1 king-size & 1 small DBL Kids 8+ welcome Park free outside Quiet & very rural. Grade ii Listed. Modern interior feat. in "Living Etc" , on TV & won a local design award Helpful owners next door Completely OPEN PLAN INTERNAL WALLS ONLY AROUND BATHROOM

Amazing converted church -Dorset’s Jurassic Coast

This dog friendly converted church is typically available April to October each year. It is set in its own grounds and consists of 2 large reception areas, 3 large double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. ( one of which is en suite to the master bedroom. Surrounded by beautiful Dorset countryside the property is on the banks of River Frome and close to the Jurassic coast. Most of Dorset's main attractions are within 5 miles.

L’Hospice St-Nicolas

L’Hospice St-Nicolas est situé dans le cœur historique de la ville de Troyes, à deux pas de la cathédrale et dans un lieu unique chargé d’histoire. Fondé par les chanoines de la cathédrale vers 1157, l’hospice du Petit-St-Nicolas fut le premier hôpital de Troyes. Depuis 1996, le bâtiment et sa chapelle sont classés monument historique. L’Hospice St-Nicolas saura vous séduire par le charme et le calme de ses lieux.

Outstanding Church conversion in Angus.

The Old Church is situated in the small village of Colliston near Arbroath. The Building is believed to date from 1843 to 1844. It has been sympathetically restored to create a unique and comfortable home. The furnishings are an eclectic mixture enhancing the overall atmosphere of the building. As a result, the property does not lend itself to young Children under twelve.