Iffley Rectory, Iffley, Oxfordshire

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Site Location

Iffley Rectory

National Grid Reference

SP 527 035

Boundaries

pre-1974 traditional (England and Wales) Oxfordshire
now Oxfordshire

Diocese

medieval Lincoln (Dorchester to 1085)
now Oxford

Type of building/monument

Rectory

Report authors

George Zarnecki
Ron Baxter

Visit Date

30 November 1988 (GZ), 15 August 2017 (RB)

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Feature Sets

Exterior Features

Description

The rectory is on the W side of Mill Lane, immediately N of the church. It is rectangular with the long axis running N-S, and an E wing. The oldest parts are 13thc in origin, with additions of the 16thc and 17thc. On the E side is a projecting scullery with a gable in which a 12thc corbel has been reset,

Features

Exterior Features

Exterior Decoration

Corbel tables, corbels

Comments/Opinions

The corbel is presumed to come from the church, which has many missing.

Bibliography

Historic England Listed Building, English Heritage Legacy ID: 245666

RCHME, An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Oxford, London 1939, 185.