A British couple transformed an abandoned church that was infested with rats into a 5-bedroom mansion. It's on the market for $4.3 million take a look inside.

Trinity House in Devon, England, was previously the parish church of Holy Trinity and was built in 1894, a spokesperson for the real-estate agency John Couch told Insider.

It was designed by the architect John Watson and was the last Victorian Anglican church to be built in the Gothic style, according to the spokesperson. Gothic architecture is commonly found in church buildings and often has an intricate and delicate aesthetic, according to My Modern Met.

The church building was used as a fun house for children from 2001 to 2017, a spokesperson for John Couch said.

It was badly damaged in a fire in 2019, and was left derelict until the Watsons purchased it in February 2021, they added. The couple purchased it at auction for $113,000, according to Page Six.

"It's been open to the elements since the fire," Amy Watson said in an interview with Devon Live in April 2021.

"All the soft play equipment was still there and it was infested with rats," Amy said, adding that they also had to remove bird poop from the tower below the spire.

Torquay is well-known for its spectacular coastline, palm trees, a restored Victorian pier, and an international marina, according to John Crouch's digital brochure. The town is also popular for its seafood restaurants, galleries, and cafes, the brochure states.

There is also private parking and a sun terrace on the property, according to the brochure.

The renovation work was completed around a week before the property was put on the market in July this year, the spokesperson said.

The architects involved in the project made sure the body of the church remained the same after its renovation, the spokesperson said. They added that only the symmetrical wooden staircases in the interior of the building could indicate that the building is no longer used as a church.

The staircases cost £60,000, or around $69,700, and were built by local Devon craftsmen, according to Devon Live.

Amy and John previously told Devon Live that some of the building's stained-glass windows were almost destroyed due to vandalism when it was neglected after the fire. However, the largest stained-glass window remained intact.

The GAP LED smart color-change lighting can be used in the interior and exterior of the building, including in the garden, according to the brochure.

There's also a fire alarm system with misthead fire suppressors and a security alarm with CCTV coverage, the brochure states.

The games room is ideal for hosting guests, as it comes with a built-in bar and snooker table.

The dining area has a dining table and chandelier, and leads into the reception area which has a grand piano for entertaining guests.

The kitchen was installed by British company Masterclass, according to the brochure, and was fitted with cabinets and an island with four bar stools, giving it a modern feel.

The property also has five bathrooms.

The spokesperson told Insider that the conversion was undertaken "with total respect" for the building's ecclesiastical architecture — a term used to describe the architectural style of church buildings — and that the ideal owner would be somebody who has a love for this type of design.