This stunning Grade II-listed converted church in Wiltshire boasts a wealth of period features, including a Grade II*-listed stained-glass window designed by Edward Burne-Jones. The four-bedroom property, spanning 2,844 sq ft, was sensitively converted from its original purpose as a church in 2001. The house features a private garden, a separate ancillary building with lapsed planning permission, and is situated in the picturesque village of Ford, with easy access to Chippenham station and London Paddington. The property's interior is characterized by its impressive barrel-vaulted ceiling, Gothic arched front doors, and original Victorian features such as a Charles Portway 'Tortoise' stove. The kitchen occupies the old chancel and features a stunning stained-glass window, while the first floor offers a spacious living area with a wood-burning stove and dual-aspect views. The property also includes a gym/study, four bedrooms, and three bathrooms, as well as a private garden and a secondary plot of land with an existing building in need of repair. With its unique history, stunning architecture, and picturesque surroundings, Old St John's is a truly unique and special property.