A Historical Village set in the Heart of Borough

Trinity Village is a beautiful residential enclave - leafy, tranquil and steeped in history, yet only a stone's throw from the vibrant and fashionable Borough Market.


With its distinctive Georgian architecture, green squares, and the majestic Henry Wood Hall which stands at the centre, Trinity Village offers an oasis of calm from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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BEAUTIFUL HERITAGE PROPERTIES

Trinity Village comprises a variety of properties - flats, mews and town houses as well as offices - in one historical conservation area. Through its long ownership by Trinity House, buildings and green spaces are carefully maintained in their Georgian splendour with original architectural features: an unspoilt 'hidden treasure'.

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Trinity Villager

Welcome all to the Spring/Summer edition of Trinity Villager. You will find an interesting variety of news and features involving residents, local businesses and events; we are always happy to have your feedback about the things we are covering and welcome your suggestions.

TNRA Events- June 2017

Forthcoming TNRA Events

Opera in the Square
Sunday 30 July, 2 pm to 5 pm
Four singers will perform a medley of opera tunes in the afternoon in Trinity Church Square garden.

For more details, please see the TNRA website: www.tnra.net

Harper Road/Swan Street: June 2017 Update

The development on Harper Road is progressing well and is due for completion in 2019. The site archaeologist has revealed that they may have uncovered an interesting historical find and we hope to have more to report on this in the following months.

Resident's Review: London Grind

We arrived at 7.30pm and it was bustling. The first thing you notice is the loud dance music so we realised it was going to be a struggle to talk. The bar surrounded by seats was very cool but the tables for eating were really too close together.

Charity Spotlight: Combat Stress

The mission of Combat Stress, one of the many charities supported by Trinity House, is to provide timely, effective clinical treatment and support to veterans who suffer from psychological injuries. It was founded in May 1919, just after the end of the First World War.