🏠 Clergy Houses of the World

111 clergy houses · 10 countries · location & clerical heritage

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These are the world's notable clergy houses — the parsonages, rectories, vicarages and manses provided to incumbents of a parish, many now private homes. Each profile shows where the house is, which country it is in, and a plain-English introduction from Wikipedia.

111 clergy houses from 10 countries are covered below, grouped by continent. Open any clergy house for its full profile.

Americas (38) Europe (71) Oceania (2)

Americas (38 clergy houses)

Bishopcroft

United States

H. C. Keck House

United States

James Watson House

United States

Le Vieux Presbytere

United States

Merizo Conbento

United States

The Old Manse

United States

Europe (71 clergy houses)

Astley Vicarage

United Kingdom

Bemerton Rectory

United Kingdom

Bewholme Vicarage

United Kingdom

Bishopscroft, Ranmoor

United Kingdom

Caerwys Rectory

United Kingdom

Churwalden Abbey

Switzerland

Cockerham Vicarage

United Kingdom

Ellys Manor House

United Kingdom

Foston Rectory

United Kingdom

Halton Vicarage

United Kingdom

Highcombe House

United Kingdom

Matrand

Norway

Old Rectory House

United Kingdom

Old Rectory, Epworth

United Kingdom

Old Rectory, Warton

United Kingdom

Ovingdean Rectory

United Kingdom

Penally Abbey

United Kingdom

St Dionis Vicarage

United Kingdom

St Fagans Old Rectory

United Kingdom

St Martin's Vicarage

United Kingdom

Ulverscroft Priory

United Kingdom

Whichford House

United Kingdom

Oceania (2 clergy houses)

Coordinates are approximate locations. Descriptions: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), cached on our server. Data sourced from Wikidata. Related: Mountains · Lakes · Islands · World Heritage.

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