A Grade II listed Gothic Church superbly restored to a 7 bedroom luxury home. accompanied by seven luxurious bathrooms, six of which are en suite. The ground floor principal bedroom suite, set within the original vestry, which enjoys direct garden access, a dressing room and an exquisite en suite, featuring Porcelanosa tiling, a freestanding bath and a walk-in shower. Two further bedrooms, one of which is en suite, complete the ground floor. Four further en suite bedrooms lead off from the two gallery spaces that superbly overlook the central nave. A large sitting room space from one of the galleries also overlooks the nave. Of note, there are two void spaces that would easily be converted to additional bedroom or bathroom spaces, if desired.

A rare and distinctive feature of Trinity House is the beautifully converted church tower, which now offers three additional living spaces and spire rooms, featuring exposed stone walls and a vaulted wood ceiling. At the top of the tower, an enchanting hideaway provides a truly spectacular vantage point, offering unrivalled panoramic views across the harbour and out to sea.

The meticulous restoration of Trinity House has been carried out by master craftsmen, including the expert team responsible for restoring the stained glass at Exeter Cathedral. Every element of modern living has been thoughtfully integrated, from underfloor heating powered by five air-source heat pumps giving surprisingly low cost heating, to a cutting-edge fire alarm system with mist-head fire suppression. The entire home is equipped with built-in speakers, allowing for zoned audio throughout, while the intercom entry system ensures convenience and security. Heritage Velux windows provide excellent ventilation, fitted with rain sensors for effortless climate control (excluding the principal bedroom), and electric vehicle charging.