32 Peake Street, Karoonda, SA, 5307, Australia

This former Anglican Church is a real delight and should get your creative juices flowing on what you would like to do with it.
Situated on a slightly elevated allotment with lovely loamy soils the beautiful stone structured walls surround both buildings with corrugated iron roofs and lovely jarrah flooring. The vestry is a smaller building at the back that is separate from the main church building.
The church is approx 120m2 and the Vestry approx 50m2, these are the only 2 structures on the property. The allotment is approximately 20 metres wide by 50 metres deep and so it is a very spacious allotment that would allow plenty of room for other structures.
The property is not connected to mains water and has no kitchen, bathroom or toilet, so it is a reasonably blank canvas. It is situated between 2 homes so mains would not be far away. Both buildings would require some underpinning and stonework to preserve the lovely original limestone and brick quoin walls. The west wall of the vestry has been braced and some may consider an alternative cladding to that wall as a very sound and economical fix.
We suggest you look up church conversions if you are not already aware as there has been some wonderful repurposing of church buildings done in all sorts of wonderful creative and quirky ways.