From the listing description:

Mount Auburn Village is a friendly little community of just 14 custom condos, created within & beside historic 1899 stone church. It’s 3 miles west of Harvard Sq, & 1/3 mi. east of Watertown Sq, , in the ‘best part of town’.

From a Redfin agent who toured the home:

This unit in a converted church offers exceptional craftsmanship but a layout that doesn’t really work for most people. Smallish master bedroom and bath.Very odd addition of an electric fireplace.to grand room seems out of place. The bell tower unit is much more interesting.

Here’s the listing for the tower unit (which has just one bedroom).

I can definitely see the “exceptional craftsmanship” the Redfin agent talked about.

…and the odd layout.

You can find lots more photos on the virtual tour

Wow that is the least-inviting condo building I’ve ever seen.

Oh wait, this photo isn’t actually the “sun-filled,” “well appointed” home being offered for sale? It’s actually a park located a full half mile away?

Well, surely the rest of the photos give us a good idea of what to expect from the $399,000 home, right?

Nope. That’s it. That’s all you get. The obelisk and a poorly-lit kitchen. Enjoy.

Sure, there’s something to be said for truth in advertising…

…but at some point it starts to feel like you’re just rubbing it in.

I mean, this set goes on for thirty photos.

I actually rather like the style and era of the home, but holy cow would it take a lot of money to make it livable. Livable to someone who isn’t a complete slob, that is.