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Couple in 70s turn £175k Cotswolds church into £700k home

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Couple in 70s turn £175k Cotswolds church into £700k home

A couple in their 70s transformed a derelict 160-year-old church in the Cotswolds into a stylish two-bedroom holiday home.

After buying it for £175,000, they spent £370,000 on the renovation, tackling damp, structural problems, conservation rules and a failing roof.

The property now features a suspended glass bedroom pod, luxury bathrooms and restored Victorian details.

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