Ovingdean Rectory

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Ovingdean Rectory, Clergy house in Brighton and Hove, England.

The Georgian rectory spans two floors with a dormer level and large cellar, featuring red mathematical tiles and cobbles on its exterior walls.

The current structure replaced a previous thatched parsonage house in 1805, constructed by Reverend John Marshall for over 2,000 pounds sterling.

The rectory maintains its original function as a clergy residence while holding Grade II* listed status, preserving local religious architectural heritage.

The property contains multiple rooms for dining and sleeping, along with external buildings including a stable and carriage house.

Mathematical tiles cover the southern and western walls, creating an appearance of brickwork while providing protection against weather conditions.

Location: Brighton and Hove

GPS coordinates: 50.81570,-0.07676

Latest update: April 1, 2025 19:19

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