While lust might be a sin, it's hard not to lust after the St. Leslieville Church Lofts.

Once the St. Clement's Church, the original and sacred structure dates back to 1913, but thanks to deCargani Developments Inc. and Open Architects, the condos are now deserving of devotion.

The distinctive Gothic Revival exterior elements were preserved, such as the lancet windows, while the industrial conversion brings that true hard loft feel to the units. 

The living room. 

Now, usually you have to pray to the Lord in order to afford a two-bedroom condo in a church conversion, however, 3-175 Jones Ave. is listed for only $799,000, which is almost $400K cheaper than when it first came on the market.

The family room. 

The unit boasts two bedrooms plus a den, two bathrooms and two storeys of living space. 

A little desk nook in the living room makes the perfect work from home space. 

There's exposed brick walls, a salvaged church chandelier, and hardwood floors.

The open concept main floor. 

On the upper-level is the open concept kitchen, living and dining area. 

The kitchen with a gas range and stainless steel appliances. 

The kitchen is sleek and modern with a marble backsplash. 

The primary bedroom. 

On the second level is the large family room and the bedrooms.  

The walk-in closet off the primary bedroom. 

The bedrooms aren't the largest but the primary bedroom has a massive walk-in closet that can fit more clothes than you probably own. 

Where you can store your wine. 

The condo also comes with a parking spot, a storage locker and a private wine cellar in a temperature controlled room. 

The in-unit washer and dryer. 

As for maintenance fees, they're remarkably reasonable at $447.55 a month. 

The primary bathroom, which is accessed through the walk-in closet. 

But there are some downsides to this almost too good to be true condo.

A view of the lower level of the apartment. 

It's worth mentioning that a large portion of the unit is below ground.

The second bedroom with exposed brick. 

But it's just the bedrooms and family room and who needs full daylight during a Netflix binge anyway?

The laneway where the owners have a little outdoor eating space. 

Also, there's limited outdoor space, although the listing mentions the owners use the laneway and courtyard for outdoor sitting.

The condo also has a party room exclusive for residents, bike storage, and is a just a short walk to best of Leslieville.

But those seem like trivial cons to this otherwise perfect 1,250-square-foot apartment, especially now that it's more reasonably priced.