230 1st Ave, Dayton, TN 37321

Introducing Trinity Chapel, A fully restored chapel built in 1887 converted into a breathtaking event/wedding venue. From the stained glass windows to the working bell, this stunning historic landmark has been brought back to her former glory. The property where the church is located was purchased in May of 1886 as the First Ave Methodist - Episcopal Church. The bell tower was donated and built in 1888, with a bell brought from a foundry in Boston. The space is perfect for small intimate gatherings with a capacity of 100 as well as an outdoor space, kitchen, and Bridal Suite. In conjunction with the Chapel comes a delightful short term vacation rental, Trinity Cottage. Trinity Cottage is a historic three bedroom, two and a half bathroom home, built in the 1920's as the parsonage for the Trinity Chapel next door. It's been completely renovated and updated, this is used both for accommodation for wedding guests and also welcomes many people from all over the country that visit the area for many of the outdoor pursuits or to spend some time with loved ones studying at Bryan College. For those interested in church planting, Trinity Chapel presents a rare opportunity to establish a thriving congregation in a richly historical and deeply spiritual space. The property includes multiple rooms and offices that can be used for administrative purposes, as well as a spacious fellowship hall that is perfect for hosting community events. As a historical landmark, Trinity Chapel is a beloved icon of the Dayton community, and it holds a special place in the hearts of its residents. The property's rich history and architectural significance make it a prime location for filming, photography, and other creative endeavors. Investors and church planters alike will appreciate the potential of Trinity Chapel to provide a unique and profitable opportunity while preserving an important piece of history. Don't miss this chance to own a truly remarkable property in one of Tennessee's most charming and historic towns.