Good for the Soul

Have you ever dreamed of owning a Church? How about one so special it has historic significance. Built by the Presbyterian congregation in 1905, The former St Davids Church was constructed in an interpretation of Gothic Revival style using stunning native timbers. The leadlight windows create a quiet place, with warmth and notion of reflection. There is a functional space at the rear of the building with new kitchen, heat pump and toilet facilities. Snug insulation underfloor and Insulmax in the walls. The building has been rewired with 3 phase power and endless hot water via electric califont installed.

The current owners have lovingly restored the building with great care to respect the history and comply with the Historic Places category 2 status. Freshly painted inside and out the Church now has a magnificent presence in this picturesque Tararua Village.

This stunning building is located in Norsewood, a small Scandinavian settlement established in the 1870s. Today Norsewood has a thriving tourism market with a buzzing cafe, Norsewear sock factory, Museum, Wetland conservation park and the Old Dairy Factory is a centre for musical concerts and a recording studio.

The possible uses for this setting for your business are eternal. Suitable for a gallery, home decor retail, craft shop, art studio, conference and education space, wedding venue, yoga retreat..... just let your imagination flow!
Could YOU be the next owner of this exclusive property?
View at the open home on Saturday 27 April - 12.00 - 12.30 or by appointment.

Contact Geoff Waterworth (027 437 8063), Tuma Mullins (021 0857 1913) or Tania Roebuck (027 424 0050) for an appointment to view.