2487 Route 111 — St. Martins, New Brunswick

Bring your vision to a piece of St. Martins history. Built and consecrated in 1877, the former Holy Trinity Anglican Church offers a distinctive opportunity in this charming coastal community. Its Gothic Revival architecture and original stained glass remain, preserving the character that makes this building so special. Deconsecrated in 2015, the church has since been largely gutted in preparation for a commercial vision, leaving an open interior ready for a new layout. Imagine a welcoming village restaurant, an art gallery, or a coffee shop where stained glass provides a memorable backdrop. The space invites a creative new purpose, subject to the applicable approvals. With 200-amp electrical service and a large septic system already in place, there is a foundation to build upon. The property includes two PIDs and plenty of room for parking, adding flexibility for its next chapter. Restoration and finishing work are needed, but the appeal is already here: historic architecture, original details, and the opportunity to bring a special building back to life. A blank canvas with its character intact. (id:63357)