Trinity Hill Bed and Breakfast is an entire house rental in New Haven, MO. It is a circa 1887 one-story frame church built in the Gothic Revival style with a corner bell tower. There is one bedroom with a queen bed and a private sleeping area in the main room with a king canopy bed.

Over the years it served as a Baptist church, Lutheran Church and the town library. In 2018, hosts Ted and Erin purchased the unique property and converted it to a private residence. New oak flooring was installed in the former sanctuary and bedroom, and ceramic tile in the anteroom, kitchen, hallway and bathroom. The full kitchen in the former altar area features designer cabinets, granite counter tops, a gas stove in the center island, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator. The 1,000 sq. ft. main room features six custom made lantern style chandeliers and six Gothic arched windows with amber stained glass. The ceramic tiled bathroom features a full-size walk-in shower. The private bedroom has a Queen bed. The décor features vintage style furnishings, an eclectic art collection and library. If you sing or play an instrument the acoustics are great.

Trinity Hill is on a corner lot in a historic residential area. Guests enter from the rear parking area through the side door into the mudroom. This door has a keypad lock. A code will be texted to the guest prior to their scheduled arrival time. The property is also wheelchair accessible from the parking area. There is outside seating, a charcoal BBQ and room to play. An adjoining parking lot is available for oversized vehicles.

The Missouri River and the Downtown Historic District are just blocks away where you will find unique shops and places to eat. Downtown is also home to Pinkney Bend Distillery and the Paddle Stop Brewery. The Old School Museum is in the same block as Trinity Hill B&B and private tours can be provided by your hosts. Robller Vineyard is just 2 miles away and there are several restaurants within one mile.

New Haven is in the middle of Missouri Wine Country. The award winning wineries of Hermann, MO are 15 miles to the west and the Augusta American Viticultural Area, the first wine region in America, is 20 miles to the east.