St. Peter's Church, a Grade II* Listed Building of Significant Historical Interest, is a stunningly beautiful church in The Grove on the Isle of Portland, Dorset. Built between 1870 and 1872, it is believed to be the only church in the country constructed solely by convict labour. The church features ornate architectural details, retaining many original features, and is set within walled grounds adorned with mature trees. With a gross internal area of approximately 362 sqm, it presents a unique opportunity to acquire a building of historic significance, suitable for various uses such as a community hub or adaptive projects. The church requires restoration work, particularly to parts of the roof, which must comply with its listed status. Located close to Easton, the area offers convenience with a variety of shops, amenities, and local attractions, including the Jurassic Coast, which provides scenic walking routes and stunning sea views.