1417 Church St
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Church of the Intercession "Episcopal" · Specialty Property For Sale · 18,000 SF

The Church of the Intercession " Episcopal " on Church Street, downtown Stevens Point is For Sale. The Church cornerstone is dated 1892 and completed in 1894.. The original church is a buff sandstone English Pointed Arch Gothic Style Replica Church, with large beautiful stained glass windows. The roof has original Vermont slate shingles. The total property is included with the sale, being the Church/Sanctuary, Sacristy, Parish Hall, Offices, Kitchen, Class rooms, 2 Story Home/Rectory and newer 2 car garage. Also, including most of the furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The Church and Parish Hall has about 18,000 Sf of space. The 2 story New England style salt-box in Tudor style, to match the church and the Rectory/home built in 1933 has 1,952 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, family room with gas log insert fire place, pastor's office, hardwood floors, kitchen and dining room to 3 season screened in back porch to a back yard, full basement. Newer roof shingles, replaced vinyl windows. Newer 2 car garage built in 1998 resembles the home. The Sanctuary is a pointed wood Gothic post and beam structure it has terrazzo floors, wood pews, massive Mable freestanding alter, updated electrical, and heating. with great acoustically sound and visually appealing. And with a side chapel for additional seating. And one of the most beautiful bell tower's that I've seen. The Parish hall was a gym the suspended ceiling was added in the 1970's has hardwood floors, to a large kitchen, library, Pastor and Secretary offices. The elevators were added in 2000 to create ADA accessible to all of the first floor, along with the back entry, and metal roof and newer furnaces. The lower level has older classrooms, hardwood floors, and was a bowling alley at one time. The visual impression of The Church of the Intercessions is striking with sharp points, high ceilings, intricate stonework, and a massive stone foundation. Once inside, the impression continues-darkness and shadows pierce the intense colors and light from the two major stained glass windows that illuminate the interior. The whole impression suggests tradition, continuity and agelessness. These impressions are not always easy to see without a tour of the church.