This historic church in the heart of Oshawa presents a rare opportunity for a congregation seeking a new place of worship or a ministry looking to expand. Situated on a 0.23-acre lot, this well-maintained property offers 4,522 sq ft of total space across two levels, with additional finished basement areas for fellowship and community gatherings.

This well-maintained former church offers 1,800 sq ft of finished space, plus a fully finished basement, situated on a 132' x 175' lot in the heart of Angus. Designed for ministry and community use, this property features a spacious congregation area, original pews, an organ and piano, and a large fellowship hall in the basement with a full kitchen, making it ideal for gatherings, outreach programs, and events.

Rarely found on the marketplace, a church with an adjacent parking lot offers a rare 0.64 Acre development opportunity. The 2,500 sq ft church accommodates approximately 125 people with the option to customize space by removing pews for a more open floor plan, ideal for multi-use concepts.

Situated in the quaint hamlet of Cheapside Corners, this property, which was previously utilized as a church, boasts a zoning designation that permits a variety of uses. Nestled on a spacious 0.48-acre lot, there is ample parking available for congregants and visitors. Additionally, the building features a full basement complete with a well-equipped kitchen, two furnaces for efficient heating, and a recently upgraded 200-amp hydro panel, ensuring modern functionality and convenience.

Rarely discovered is this stunning church, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship of bygone eras in a highly sought-after location. Ready for occupancy, this property offers a spacious 3,500 sq ft interior, boasting a seating capacity of approximately 100 individuals. The adaptable layout allows for the removal of pews, creating an expansive open-concept area for diverse activities. Featuring a practical basement space complete with a kitchen and office (excluding clergy living quarters), this historic gem dates back to around 1884.