St Andrew House, Soham, vicarage until 1953
St Andrews House, Vicarage, High Street, Soham
Hisory of St Andrews House
Listed Building
House, formerly the rectory, c.1840, now flats. (Historic England)
An older building was modified circa 1720, a building which can now only be perceived in the structure of some of the walls and the cellars. Chimney pots were created in the mid 18th century.
Rev Boughey lived here from 1927 to 1953. He had succeeded Rev John Cyprian Rust who was vicar for 53 years. In 1954 the vicarage moved to Cross Green to the home of the Slack family. St Andrew’s was then converted into flats.
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