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They moved to Auckland with two rules: No brick, and absolutely no church conversions. Then they walked inside
A couple vowed never to buy a brick home or a church conversion, until they fell in love with Devonport's Gospel Hall.
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A couple seeking a home in Auckland with a "no brick, no church" rule fell in love with a converted Brethren Gospel Hall in Devonport. Built in 1893, the residence was expertly remodelled into a spacious, multi-level home that feels welcoming, not ecclesiastical.
It features multiple bedrooms, a private garden, and views. The property offers potential for multi-generational living or rental income and is a short walk from the Devonport ferry for easy city access.
A heavenly Gospel Hall conversion
The interior was completely remodelled to create a complete house inside the hall's triple-height space.
The kitchen diner is the heart of this home.
The main living room has wonderful views of the sunset.
The “gin pit” with its handy lemon tree.
The home has several bedrooms on the top floor.
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