Knightsbridge church converted into £44m home: Grade II-listed St Saviours now has seven bedrooms, a pool, cinema and bar
Alain Boublil, librettist and lyricist for musicals Les Misérables and Miss Saigon once lived in this converted Anglican church in Knightsbridge.
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Amira Hashish8 June 2020
St Saviours in Knightsbridge - a major contender for London’s most extravagant church conversion – is on the market priced £44 million through estate agent Knight Frank.
Formerly the home of Alain Boublil, the librettist and lyricist behind Les Misérables and Miss Saigon, the Grade II-listed building has a swimming pool, gym, treatment room, sauna, steam room and a cinema with a bar.
The church conversion in Knightsbridge boasts 40ft-high vaulted ceilings and original stone pillars
These modern luxuries are set against an imposing backdrop of 40ft-high vaulted ceilings, oak beams, original stone pillars and stained-glass windows.
What was once the nave has become a vast drawing room.
The seven-bedroom former Anglican church has a striking bronze-and-glass lift shaft surrounded by a stone spiral staircase and linking all floors.
