The Ruby Street is a contemporary live/work/event space located inside a historic 1905 building that has led many past lives—it served as both a civil rights meeting place and a progressive church founded by a female pastor.

In 2016, singer and designer Lourdes Hernandez and her husband, musician and real estate developer Zach Leigh, discovered the church and picked up on its “good bones and potential.” The couple snapped up the nearly 6,000-square-foot space and orchestrated its sparkling metamorphosis.

The renovation preserved the church’s shell, cathedral ceiling, and glowing stained-glass windows while creating a lovely, light-filled interior. The space is perfect for hosting all sorts of events, including weddings—in fact, The Ruby Street has hosted over 200 ceremonies in the past four years, one of which was the wedding of Hernandez and Leigh, who were married after the renovation was completed.

In addition to the wide open space where a congregation used to sit, there is a large room with a bar that can fit long tables and lots of diners, and a couple of cozy “suites.” Downstairs, The Ruby Street has an additional 1,900-square-foot open-plan living quarters with a full bathroom and a kitchen. There is even a lush, private backyard. Now, the stunning space is on the market for $3,249,000. Scroll ahead for a look inside.

The Ruby Street is currently listed for $3,249,000 by Juan Longfellow and Louise Leach of Deasy Penner Podley.

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