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A two-story brick house with a slate roof, a central dark door, climbing ivy, and a white gate in front of a gravel drive.

Old Rectory Horningsea

The Old Rectory, St Johns Lane, Horningsea

History of the Old Rectory

Listed building:

House, built in 1833 for St Johns College with later lean to. Gault brick, low pitched slate roof with end stacks.

Yellow brick building with a grey slate roof, white sash windows, and a black wooden lattice fence in the foreground.

Old Rectory, Horningsea

Building dates

  • Built 1833
Source for this date
  • Built 1833: Listed building: 1833 (grade II)

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