Deconsecrated churches have long been popular properties for eagle-eyed renovators. Originally intended as sites of spiritual and social gathering, many former churches are attractive buys due to their historical significance and beautiful period details.

From a heritage-listed church in North Fremantle to a character-filled church in Nyora, here are some of the best - and most unique - former places of worship to breathe new life into.

Western Australia: A heritage-listed church in North Fremantle

According to the listing, the current owners of this heritage listed church in North Fremantle have lived in the property for 30 years. Built circa 1900, 'Albert Hall' was named after Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert. The church is located on one of the suburb's best streets and features a Mediterranean-style courtyard, double bedroom with ensuite and spacious multi-purpose area.

Western Australia: An A-frame in Boyup Brook

The former home of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, this unique A-frame property in Boyup Brook is ready for reinvention. Located on a 4,024sqm corner block, the two-level property features a full kitchen, large multi-purpose space, leadlight windows and two bathrooms.

South Australia: A classic stone church in Kyancutta

Built in the 1930s, this classic stone church in Kyancutta sits on a corner block of five acres. As the listing states, this is an opportunity to buy "a unique part of local history". St Patrick's Catholic Church features a main area, an office and storeroom.

Queensland: Rural charm in Deuchar

Located in the picturesque rural setting of Deuchar, the former Sacred Heart Catholic Church is an honoured landmark in the area. Built in 1919, the solid brick structure features original leadlight windows, elevated choir loft, hardwood timber floors and an outhouse.

Victoria: A character-filled church in Nyora

Sitting proudly on a 1400sqm corner block is the old Nyora Church. This charming weatherboard property features ornate leadlight windows, timber floors, lofty ceilings and an outhouse. The interior is spacious and ripe for reinvention.

New South Wales: A country church in Craigie

Currently operating as a gallery and studio, the former St Stephen's Anglican Church in Craigie is ready for its next life. The property has been lovingly maintained with a fresh lick of paint and a new deck that offers sweeping countryside views.