St. Peter's Church, a Grade II* Listed Building, is a stunningly beautiful church located on the Isle of Portland, Dorset. Built between 1870 and 1872, it is a rare example of a church constructed solely by convict labor. The church features ornate architectural details and retains many original features, including stained-glass windows and a mosaic surrounding the porch and chancel created by female convicts. The property requires restoration work, particularly to the roof, and must comply with its listed status. 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 is located in a convenient area with shops, amenities, and local attractions, and offers scenic walking routes and stunning sea views along the Jurassic Coast.