If you've been looking for a "WOW" house in prime Seminole Heights...this is the one. Built in 1927, this one of a kind home started out as the "Gospel Hall," a house of worship that held services at least through the 1950s. This is your chance to own your own piece of Tampa and Seminole Heights History! It has soaring exposed wood vaulted ceilings with unique exposed scissor-beam rafters. For starters, this home is blocks away from all of the Seminole Heights hot spots (shops, restaurants, parks, the river, etc.). The curb appeal will instantly grab your attention! New sod, fresh landscaping with Blue Agave and Fox Tail palm trees, fresh exterior paint and raised planter beds for any gardening you'd like to do. Follow the brick pathway (made with bricks that were originally apart of the Gospel Hall's driveway) up to the spacious and airy front porch. Step inside and be prepared to see (arguably) the highest ceilings you'll probably ever find in Seminole Heights. On top of that, they're original wood ceilings and jaw dropping. Natural light pours onto the original hardwood floors through the many huge 80x36in original windows! The open floor plan and high ceilings makes this house feel extremely spacious. Heart of pine beadboard wainscoting wrap the walls of the interior to give it so much charm. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances, wood cabinets, granite and quartz countertops, a brand new sink, and plenty of countertop and cabinet space. The homeowner recently restored the paint color back to it's original color that it was back in the day. Downstairs are 2 spacious bedrooms, a master bathroom, and a half bath for guests. Upstairs is a loft style bedroom that would also make a great home office, space for guests, bonus room, etc. Outside in the back there is a bar area, astro turf, a storage shed AND A BONUS ROOM that has it's own private entrance with a window unit a/c (this could even be where a guest could crash to give you some extra privacy). An old article was found about this home describing a woman with memories of her mother: faithfully taking "my sister Connie , brother Al, little sister Kathy, and me to Gospel Hall almost every Sunday during the 1940s and 1950s." "In the rear was a small apartment, where Sunday school classes were held. It was also used as living quarters for brethren missionaries and their families who came." HOW COOL IS THIS?! There aren't many opportunities to own unique pieces of property like this in Tampa so come check it out!!! The furniture can even be purchased so you can move right in!