Constructed in 1909, this Fairmount Free Methodist Church was a one-story, gable roof structure of three bays by four bays. It is built of all-stretcher bond brick on all four corners and has a rubble stone foundation. The existing converted-church structure retains many of its original features like hearth pine floors and boasts some tasteful residential upgrades with its soaring ceilings, stainless steel kitchen, two main level bedrooms, full-sized washer and dryer, and lofted master suite with its own bathroom. Step out back to your wood deck with a hot tub and sweeping views of the 1/2 acre lot that includes an oversized detached garage and windmill that can be used to offset the cost of electricity.