Holy Trinity Church, Bolventor

With the formation of Bolventor as a parish in 1846,^[1] plans were made for a church capable of accommodating 150 persons.^[2] The foundation stone was laid in July 1846 by the church's builder, Francis Rashleigh Rodd of Trebartha Hall and £100 was granted towards its construction by the Exeter Diocesan Church Building Society in 1847.^[3][2] The church, which cost £666 to build, was consecrated by the Bishop of Exeter, Henry Phillpotts, on 7 July 1848.^[4]

A restoration of the church was completed in 1965.^[5] Due to a decline in congregation numbers, Holy Trinity closed in June 1981.^[6] It was later acquired by private owners in 2011,^[7] who were granted planning permission that year to transform the former church into a residence.^[8] With a partial conversion carried out, the church was sold again in 2018.^[7]