The belfry houses a bell from a Greek Orthodox church in Seatoun that the owners found listed on Trade Me. They recently acquired the church’s original bell and will reinstate that when they finish restoring the roof. Photos: Linda Robertson. : House of worship

The main bathroom has a claw-foot tub and a Victorian Humber lavatory. : House of worship

A hymn board is a reminder of the building’s original use. : House of worship

The table in the formal dining room once belonged to Leigh Overton’s aunt. : House of worship

The kitchen cupboards and windows have Gothic arches and were made from incomplete church pews. : House of worship

The interior of Mornington Presbyterian Church as it looked when the present owners took over. : House of worship

The house has six bedrooms and two bathrooms. : House of worship

One of four rose windows made of mouth-blown signal glass (so named because the bright pure colours were used for railway and marine communications). One had blown out and been bricked in so Dunedin stained-glass artist Kevin Casey made a reproduction. : House of worship

The long dining table once sat in the Dunedin City Council boardroom. : House of worship