Want to live in a historic place, think of converting this space in a home in the country with lots of square footage and a nice lot. Volume in the chapel could be converted to two stories. A lot or reasonable square footage and it would be worth the work. Come take a look! Step back into history...if these walls could talk they could tell a lot. This country setting has not changed much since the date that this fine church was built in 1830 and finished in the following year. The church was originally built as the Old Big Spring Presbyterian Church and is set on a knoll overlooking the fields and farms in Nelson County. Preserved today are many of the original or nearly original features including the brick old architecture, the two front doors where women entered on the right and men entered on the left walking up the aisle with the pulpit at the front of the church that way you could tell who came in late. The church comes complete with all oak pews, furnishings, old stained glass windows, fully equipped kitchen, office space etc. This building has been used actively as a church until November 2007. The main chapel, comprises the bulk of the original building with a meeting room behind with large wood barn doors that open to the chapel. The back part is where the servants entered and took part in the service. Added on to the structure at a much later date is a fully equipped kitchen bath and Sunday School room. A once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase a piece of history and enjoy the history of past and maintain it for future generations to enjoy.
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