This 300-year-old church in Midlothian, Scotland, is a rare opportunity to convert a historic ecclesiastical building into a private residence. Built in 1710, the church features soaring vaulted ceilings, original stonework, and a peaceful village setting. Planning guidance is in place to convert the property into a four-bedroom home while retaining its historic character. The property sits in a beautiful lawned churchyard with a stone wall, and includes a single-storey session house thought to have been built in 1838. The village of Carrington is surrounded by scenic countryside and offers easy access to local amenities, as well as central Edinburgh and its many attractions. The property is being sold freehold, subject to certain wayleaves and easements, and includes some fixtures and fittings, although the stained glass window display and bell are not included.