Some homes have a story. This one has a little soul, too. Built from stone in 1896 as a Universalist church, this remarkable property in Nicholson has spent the last five years being lovingly and painstakingly transformed into a single-family home. Original woodwork, stained glass windows, and refinished original hardwood floors remain at its heart, bringing warmth, color, and a sense of history to everyday life. The kitchen pairs custom cabinets with granite countertops, while radiant floor heat keeps the main floor cozy underfoot. With three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, there's room to gather, retreat, and let life unfold. The primary loft bedroom suite offers a walk-in shower and a balcony in the tower. A basement family room makes space for movie nights and comfortable lounging, and the side deck invites slow afternoons and lingering conversations. New plumbing, updated electric, generator, and a new roof bring welcome peace of mind to this thoughtful conversion. Rich in character and renewed with care, this is a home for someone who loves a good story--and is ready to write the next chapter.