Denver Church-Turned $2.3 Million Luxe Home (PHOTOS)

A former Catholic church in Cherry Creek North has been converted into a large luxuriously home priced at just under $2.3 million. Pews not included.

Featuring over 5,300 square feet, the home is made from red brick with several giant stained-glass windows set in 35-foot vaulted ceilings and a mezzanine for the master bedroom, bath and laundry room. A solid 3-story marble staircase leads the way downstairs where there is a living room fire place, large brick kitchen and even a wine cellar.

Would you live in a former church? Let us know in the comment section below.

Photos courtesy of Rachel Betz, Keller Williams Realty.

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[Widespread Panic]

11:32 AM on 02/14/2011

Lovely!

[DMSmith]

04:42 AM on 02/11/2011

I'd live there in a flash.

[dengal]

11:55 AM on 02/10/2011

nice job! I could live there. . .too bad I dont have 2.3 mil. . . .;-(

[Kurt Rivera]

11:37 AM on 02/10/2011

haha... kinda creepy, I would love to live in an old Fire Station... but a church? *gets chills*

[Mary Blickhahn]

11:24 AM on 02/10/2011

Just beautiful, Converting an old church into a home would be fun!

[wackette]

10:28 AM on 02/10/2011

Always wanted to live in an old stone chapel.

[BuckyJamesDio]

03:23 PM on 02/09/2011

Now this I like. Open, bright, airy, and for once appropriately furnished. I'd feel really awkward having the secks in there through. Talk about feeling like you're being watched.

[Jim Romary]

04:29 PM on 02/09/2011

I agree about the overall look, etc. This is a very well put together place.

[Rita Foster]

03:16 PM on 02/09/2011

I would adore living in this home. The windows are gorgeous. The house is just full of light and I bet it feels fresh in there...

[Wendy Armstrong]

02:32 PM on 02/09/2011

Absolutely gorgeous.

[SteveDenver]

02:30 PM on 02/09/2011

I watched the renovation and it's fantastic! Of course I'd live in a church, god never lived there.

[Telemachus]

02:42 PM on 02/09/2011

But if you turn a bathtub into a shrine, Mary will visit!

[regul8this]

02:24 PM on 02/09/2011

Heck yeah! That place is sweet!

[Randall Fransen]

02:09 PM on 02/09/2011

I lived in the duplex directly next to this construction for 2 years [that's how long it took]. It sits on a main thoroughfare for emergency vehicles and huge volumes of traffic. I wouldn't give the $1400/month in rent I paid to live on that street again, much less $2.3 million.

[AlfonzoChavez]

01:41 PM on 02/09/2011

Great, now I don't have to wait to move into God's house. Now I just need the $2.3 Mil and money for upkeep.

[Anella Harmeyer]

01:34 PM on 02/09/2011

This house is beautiful.

[John Obiols]

01:32 PM on 02/09/2011

The stain glass alone makes this house awesome!

[Telemachus]

02:43 PM on 02/09/2011

I have stained carpets. Does that count?