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Inside the 105-year-old church rectory in East Kensington that's being converted into luxury townhouses.
You can live like a priest — minus the whole being a priest part — in new luxury townhomes coming to the River Wards.
Built in the 105-year-old rectory of the former Church of Emmanuel and the Good Shepherd, the "Parish House" is being advertised as the "most-desired residential real estate" in East Kensington.
Red Oak Development says it has preserved much of the original architecture, including the exposed brick and stone walls, the stone cross on the roof and an antique safe in the basement of one of the five units.
Inside the 105-year-old church rectory in East Kensington that's being converted into luxury townhouses.
But the units will also feature a number of modern amenities, like built-in refrigerators and solar-powered skylights.
Inside the 105-year-old church rectory in East Kensington that's being converted into luxury townhouses.
You can get a sneak peek of the units via the property's website and a drone video, which you can watch below:
