Meanings of old rectory in English

Then I came to see friends who were living in the old rectory.

He says I look well in a quiet old rectory garden.

But this rambling old rectory is, in fact, oddly minimal.

He thought of his boyhood, and the old rectory, and the great elms that surrounded it.

The old rectory was in disorder, littered with packing cases, and upset from cellar to garret.

The descriptions of these old rectory-houses are interesting.

This quiet old rectory garden becomes you perfectly.

I own an old rectory which is haunted.

The home life at the old rectory of Otteringham was still his standard of truth and reality.

More than just a former chapel seeking a crafty owner-builder, this listing includes a church, church hall and the old rectory.

When the Hanscoms moved in the house which had been the old rectory, they gave Grandma Hanscom the room with the fireplace.

Between the time of writer's birth and his baptism, his parents were obliged to vacate the old rectory where he was born.

Perhaps it was the ease of their parting in the old rectory that made him so incautious about marrying again, and again.

We had something like a garden when I was a boy at home; the governor's is a jolly old rectory, with a splendid garden.

They went to Brighton together and found a fine place to live from September, an old rectory in an outlying village on the Sussex Downs.

Members of Donegal Mountain Rescue, local volunteers and a garda found Kelly Jones (41) in the old rectory in the Glen Valley at 12.30pm yesterday.