An old convent has been turned into a rehabilitation facility for people with drug and alcohol addiction following a full refit.
The former Convent of the Holy Name, in Oakwood, Derby, has undergone a £1.8 million refurbishment by East Midlands commercial property agent Innes England for the charity and housing association Phoenix Futures.
The work has seen a new wing added to the Georgian building along with a kitchen for residents, while the chapel has been turned into a meeting and break-out room.