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6 Churches to Convert Into Your Business Dream for Sale Right Now in Australia

by Ivy

Churches around the world have been successfully transformed into unique commercial, residential, and cultural spaces. These repurposed buildings often come with beautiful architecture, including high ceilings and stained-glass windows, making them ideal for a variety of business ventures. Here are six Australian churches that are currently for sale, each offering a unique opportunity for your next business project:

Canterbury, VIC

2 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury VIC 3126

This 1926-built Gothic-style church, formerly the Habitat Uniting Church and St David’s Centre, sits on a rare 3480-square-metre corner site. It includes three properties across five titles, with a bonus home featuring stained-glass windows. Perfect for development, this site has significant potential, making it a great investment.

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Daylesford, VIC

56A Central Springs Road, Daylesford VIC 3460

Built in 1865, this historic Gothic-style church could make an excellent boutique B&B or event space in the picturesque town of Daylesford. The property features high ceilings, an open plan layout, and stunning gardens. It’s set on a 1224-square-metre lot in a community known for its mineral springs and vibrant foodie scene.

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Haigslea, QLD

765 Thagoona-Haigslea Road, Haigslea QLD 4306

After over a century of service, this charming country church in South East Queensland is ready for a new purpose. With a separate hall, kitchenette, and high ceilings, the property is ideal for a yoga studio, arts hub, or community space. The 4047-square-metre lot offers plenty of room for expansion.

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Launceston, TAS

5a Frederick St, Launceston TAS 7250

Known as the “old white church with the peeling paint,” this Gothic revival-style church built in 1859 is a Tasmanian landmark. Converted into office space, it boasts original features such as arched stained-glass windows and timber flooring. It’s ideal for those looking to continue its transformation into a creative or business hub.

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Sebastopol, VIC

227 Albert Street & 198 Yarrowee Street, Sebastopol VIC 3356

This former Holy Trinity Church is located in a prime area near a supermarket, a future fast-food restaurant, and a redeveloped bowls club. The property spans 3791 square metres, including a hall and residence, and could be converted into a residential development, hospitality venue, or medical facility.

Cardinia, VIC

2400 Ballarto Road, Cardinia VIC 3978

Located on the southeastern fringe of Melbourne, this former Presbyterian church from 1915 features vaulted timber ceilings and arched windows. With 3392 square metres of land, it offers space for expansion and would be perfect for a childcare facility, restaurant, or medical centre. The area is growing rapidly, making this a fantastic opportunity for investors.

Whether you’re envisioning a unique café, creative hub, event space, or residential development, these churches provide a blank canvas with endless possibilities.

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