Dean House
Introduction
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Image: © Stuart Logan Taken: 25 Apr 2013
Dean House is a Grade II* listed rectory with English Heritage Building ID: 141047. It was built during the latter part of the 17th C and early 18th C. Half of it sits in Hampshire, whilst the garden wall and west wing are in Wiltshire. The road is named Rectory Hill.