If You’ve Never Wanted to Live in a Church Before, You Will Now…
I studied in London for a semester while I was in college, and a friend of mine stayed with a family who lived in a house that was once convent smack dab in the middle of London. I remember walking though the house with an odd feeling since the house was at once extremely home-y and chill, but at the same time carrying a sense of excitement that only comes from getting unrestricted access to a public place. ![credit: Foxtrons [https://www.foxtons.co.uk/search?property_id=934494&search_form=keyword&search_type=SS&submit_type=search]](https://assets.manmadediy.com/photos/26976/MTMyOTM2MTk4MDc0MTc4MDE0_large.jpg?1442823175)
![credit: Foxtrons [https://www.foxtons.co.uk/search?property_id=934494&search_form=keyword&search_type=SS&submit_type=search]](https://assets.manmadediy.com/photos/26977/MTMyOTM2MTk4MDc0MTg5ODM0_large.jpg?1442823177)
![credit: Foxtrons [https://www.foxtons.co.uk/search?property_id=934494&search_form=keyword&search_type=SS&submit_type=search]](https://assets.manmadediy.com/photos/26978/MTMyOTM2MTk4MzQyNTg0OTYz_large.jpg?1442823179)
When I saw the photos of this Foxtons house (currently on the market for £10,000,000), I couldn’t help but get a bit of the same feeling.
