This historic former church is now a $1.9 million townhouse for sale in downtown Orlando

An Orlando townhouse near Lake Eola Park in a 1920s mission-style building that was once a church is now on the market.

The building, located at 601 E. Ridgewood St., was originally built as a place of worship before it was transformed into a set of five townhouses, dubbed The Revival, in 1958, according to property records.

Complete with three bedrooms, four bathrooms and a two-car garage, the three-story end unit townhouse for sale boasts a distinctive floor plan and plenty of original design details. The home comes with original windows and tile, exposed brick walls and a rooftop view of downtown Orlando.

On the first floor is a mudroom and bedroom with its own private bathroom and entry door. The second floor houses two more bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. The third floor acts as the heart of the home, with a sizable kitchen, dining room, living room and a half-bathroom. Another set of stairs takes you to the rooftop deck overlooking the city.

The home is on the market for $1,899,500. The listing agent is Drew Belani with Urban Nooks Team of Compass Florida.

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