The interior of the Mission Dolores Park in San Francisco looks a little different than it did when it was first built in 1909 and it’s all thanks to owner Siamak Akhavan, a writer who has converted the sacred place of worship into a single family home. While the exterior remained in tact and true to the ecclesiastical architectural style, the interior renovation has resulted in three bedrooms, a large dining area with surrounding balconies and long passages for hallways. The house is for sale for a reasonable 7.49 million dollars – not bad for the most unique house on the block!
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Inspiration found AMAZING CHURCH CONVERTED INTO PRIVATE HOUSE: The interior of the Mission Dol… http://t.co/6IjnE6z #design #creative
pretty sure this would get struck with lightning -> AMAZING CHURCH CONVERTED INTO PRIVATE HOUSE http://t.co/RO87H3V
¡Si fueras muy muy rico podrías vivir SORPRENDENTEMENTE en una iglesia! A mi me encantaría. http://t.co/SJNx5kT
[...] came across this church, in San Francisco, which is now a home through “That’s like whoa” (click to see the original post).The exterior of the church, built in 1909, has been largely left [...]