641 Martin Street, Longmont, CO 80501

A 103-YEAR-OLD LONGMONT LANDMARK, REIMAGINED AS ONE EXTRAORDINARY HOME. Built in 1923 by Longmont’s Volga German community, the historic German Congregational Church on Martin Street has spent more than a century as a place to gather—and now, for the first time, it can be called home. Thoughtfully transformed into a 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence with main-floor living, this one-of-a-kind conversion celebrates the building’s history while introducing an entirely new level of design. Soaring ceilings and the unmistakable character of the original church create a sense of scale that simply cannot be replicated in new construction. Every detail tells a story. An original repurposed window now serves as the vanity mirror in the powder bath. Pink-and-white checkerboard tile in the basement bathroom pays homage to the church’s original flooring. A Venetian plaster fireplace creates a striking focal point, while white oak European-style cabinetry brings warmth and modern sophistication...