Located in the heart of picturesque Middleville, this one-of-a-kind converted stone church offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history. Built in 1884 as the former Congregational Church, this charming converted stone building has been thoughtfully adapted over the years as an artist's studio, this inspiring space blends timeless character with practical modern amenities, creating a property unlike anything else on the market. Soaring ceilings, stunning stonework, and an abundance of natural light provide a remarkable backdrop for creative pursuits, a unique residence, weekend retreat, gallery space, or home-based business. Recent improvements include a functional kitchen, half bathroom, loft sleeping area, and rough-in plumbing for a future second bathroom, offering flexibility for future owners. Set on a manageable village lot, the property is serviced by hydro, well, and septic. The open-concept interior invites endless possibilities while preserving the charm and architectural details that make historic churches so sought after. Nestled in the scenic Lanark Highlands, you'll enjoy a peaceful rural setting surrounded by lakes, trails, and outdoor recreation, while remaining within easy reach of Almonte, Carleton Place, Perth, and Ottawa. Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, history enthusiast, or someone searching for a truly distinctive property, this converted church offers an extraordinary opportunity to bring your vision to life. (id:60457) Location - Cross Streets: Wolf Grove and Concession 6C Road. ** Directions: From Almonte, drive SouthWest on Wolfe Grove (highway 16) until you reach Middleville. Then turn left onto Concession Road 6C. The church will be on your right.