This solid rendered masonry building was previously St. Saviour's Church completed in 1939. to serve Church of England parishioners. Designed by Arthur Brown and constructed by local builder Mose Romano. The property is heritage listed which means you are not allowed to change the outside of the building. The building is of rendered masonry construction with a corrugated iron roof. It is rectangular in plan with a separately roofed front entrance porch and a northern rear vestry wing. It faces east onto Hynes Street, the main street of South Johnstone. It has been used as a training room for a construction company in the last few years. Fully air conditioned with kitchenette, 1 bathroom and 1 toilet. Parking space at rear. The property could be utilised as a studio room, shop or converted into a home. Your imagination is the limit. Give us a call to book an inspection.