1908 Home, Currently a Church in Garland, Wyoming

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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Home’s History

Built in 1908, this meticulously maintained property has served as a beacon of hope and a gathering place for the community for many years.

Currently utilized as a church, the building boasts a spacious sanctuary, a welcoming fellowship hall, and a well-equipped kitchen.

Exterior Photos

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Its clean lines and symmetrical facade create a sense of order and harmony.

The white siding, combined with the contrasting red door and the prominent cross above the entrance, gives the building a timeless and classic appearance.

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Located at the end of the street in Garland, the property boasts a spacious almost-acre lot, providing ample room for outdoor activities and a sense of privacy.

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A detached garage completes this versatile property, adding convenience and storage space.

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Upstairs, a world of possibilities unfolds.

Discover a spacious great room, a well-appointed kitchen, two full baths, two half baths, three bedrooms, and a dedicated office and sitting area.

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This upper level offers a complete living space, ready for immediate enjoyment.

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The potential extends downstairs, where the expansive layout can be easily transformed into additional living quarters, or adapted for a variety of uses – a home business, workshop, or recreational space.

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With central air, gas-forced air heat, and a dedicated storage area, this well-cared-for property offers a comfortable and functional living experience.

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