In 1899, believers from all nearby holiday villages collected funds, and construction began on the site near the first lake with the blessing of the diocese. The architect of the large stone church was civil engineer Tikhanov, and the adjacent chapel was Nosalevich.

Five years later, in 1904, a ceremony of consecration in the name of the Trinity took place, attended by John of Kronstadt himself. The church turned out to be spacious — it could accommodate three thousand people. The walls of the temple were lined with red bricks, and all the decorative elements were painted white. The style in which the temple is built is called Russian-Byzantine.

Entering the church, you can see the iconostasis by artist Dudakov, frescoes, gilded utensils. In the western part of the building is a bell tower.