Iffley, Oxford
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Iffley, Oxford
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 30 Jul 2013
The Rectory of St Mary's Church from the church's west end. Parts of this accommodation are thought to be contemporary with the C12th church but with substantial C16th and C17th alterations and additions. The rear of the property, i.e. its northern elevation, faces Church Lane of the street with its timber door opening almost directly onto the pavement. Both the house and the boundary walls appear to be built of rubble stone walling and mortar. In addition, several tall stone and terracotta chimneystacks stand out on the skyline. The house has been divided into two, one half remaining the rectory and the other, renamed the Old Parsonage, is now a holiday rental property.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.72721
Longitude
-1.238536