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A grey stone rectangular sign mounted on a brick wall reads Church 30 Road with the text The Old Rectory below.

The Rectory Teversham

The Rectory, Teversham

History of the Rectory Teversham

Listed building

Rectory built in 1819 by James Webster for Rev. John Brocklebank to replace an earlier house, fragments of which may have been incorporated in the present building.

A two-story stone house with sash windows and a conservatory, partially obscured by trees and a tall metal spiked fence.

The Old Rectory Teversham

Building dates

  • Built 1819
Source for this date
  • Built 1819: Listed building: 1819 (grade II)

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