Susie Farrell and Phil Flanagan outside the former Catholic church in Naseby they transformed into travellers' accommodation. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

Looking down into the nave from the main bedroom. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

The wrought iron gate is as old as the building having been used for more than a century. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

A modern kitchen blends in well in a corner of the building. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

The base of a leadlight lancet window. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

Comfortable sofas are just what the weary traveller ordered. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

A close up view of the pressed sheet metal finish in the building's interior. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

The former vestry has been converted into a bathroom. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

Original timber floors and wainscoting add a warm ambience to the interior. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

This eight-lobed leadlight rose window dominates the northern outlook. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

Milestones recorded and visitors' comments feature in this pathway of paving stones next to the building. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

French doors open to the garden area. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church

The ideal spot to relax. Photos by Lynda van Kempen. : Visitors' sanctuary in former church