Inside beautiful flat converted from old church with original features
An original vestry door has been restored
A stunning flat which was converted from an old church is now on the market.
Situated on Admiral Street, the former Belvidere Baptist Church in Princes Park, Toxteth was built in 1862 and was originally a Wesleyan Methodist church called St Johns before it reformed in 1950. Back in 2016, the church was sold to ECAM Properties and transformed into flats.
The development was named Lilli May Mews and featured 20 homes, from one bed apartments to three bedroom townhouses, for sale and rent. Tom Wright-Evans, 25, and his partner Dan Pearson, 29, have lived in their two-bedroom apartment for a number of years.
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Inside their home, the couple restored some of the church's original features, including some of the masonry work of the altar and the original vestry door, which was now the main entrance to their property.
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Tom Wright-Evans at the former St Johns Wesleyan Methodist Church, Toxteth. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Photographs of the former church, including some of the original altar now in the living room (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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The bedroom of the duplex apartment (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Tom Wright-Evans in his living room. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Tom Wright-Evans at the former St Johns Wesleyan Methodist Church, Toxteth. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Inside Tom and Dan's home. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Tom working at his desk (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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The view outside the windows. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Tom outside his front door. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Part of the original altar. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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The outside of the former church. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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The stairs. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Tom in the kitchen area. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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Part of the original altar. (Pic Andrew Teebay).
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