Architectural Oceanview Home in Historic Trinity

The Sunset House is a striking architectural retreat in historic Trinity, Newfoundland, designed by celebrated heritage architect Frank Lepoint. Surrounded by sweeping ocean views on all four sides, the home offers sunrises over Fort Point Lighthouse and unforgettable sunsets across Trinity Bay. Walk to fine dining, Rising Tide Theatre, whale and iceberg tours, hiking trails, cafés, and Rocky’s Place—or explore Port Rexton and the Skirwink Trail nearby. A truly one-of-a-kind coastal escape. The space An architectural retreat in one of Atlantic Canada’s most storied coastal villages. Welcome to The Sunset House, a striking new-build in the heart of historic Trinity, designed by celebrated heritage architect Frank Lepoint. Thoughtfully positioned to embrace the surrounding landscape, the home is wrapped in breathtaking ocean views on all four sides — a rare vantage point that makes the changing light and weather part of the daily experience. Begin your mornings watching the sun rise over the Fort Point Lighthouse, and end your evenings as it melts into the bay, delivering one of the most spectacular sunset ocean views on the Bonavista Peninsula. Whether shrouded in mist, glowing in golden hour, or alive with passing whales and seabirds, the horizon is always moving, always beautiful. Step outside and you’re immersed in Trinity’s vibrant cultural life. Everything is within walking distance: the region’s elite fine dining, the renowned Rising Tide Theatre, whale-watching tours, the dramatic heights of Gunn Hill, secret swimming holes, Sweet Rock Ice Cream, and Aunt Sarah’s Chocolate Shop & Espresso Bar (a personal favourite in our home). And of course, the iconic local gathering place, Rocky’s Place, is just down the road. A short drive brings you to Port Rexton Brewery and Grilled Cheese, the beloved Two Whales Vegetarian Restaurant, and the jaw-dropping coastal beauty of the Skirwink Trail. There is no better place on the island to experience the richness of Newfoundland’s art, culture, nature, heritage — and its future — than Trinity. So why not make The Sunset House your home base for your next adventure? The Home This two-bedroom, two-bath residence was conceived by Frank Lepoint as a peaceful sanctuary — a space where architecture, art, and the ever-changing Newfoundland light quietly converse. Subtle details throughout the structure reflect his lifelong passion for craftsmanship and thoughtful design, revealing themselves the longer you stay. The interiors, curated in collaboration with Sam Design, balance warmth and refinement with modern comfort. Guests enjoy a full suite of luxury amenities, including: Heated floors Air conditioning 26-foot vaulted ceilings Record player and vinyl library (with Bluetooth) High-end bedding and linens A cozy wood stove (bring your own wood) A sculptural spiral staircase Water purification system A generous wrap-around deck for ocean viewing, morning coffee, and sunset wine Every element has been chosen to encourage rest, reflection, and connection to place. No parties allowed. The Sunset House is a retreat for the mind body and soul - not a party house. Registration Details 12261