The Old Rectory, in Rosary Road, was built in 1863 and is constructed in knapped flint with a red brick wing.

It was formerly known as The Vicarage for St. Matthews Church, which was built in 1851 by the Diocesan architect John Brown.

There are three reception rooms (Image: William Pitt)

The kitchen includes several period features (Image: William Pitt)

The property is within the conservation area east of the city centre, known as Thorpe Hamlet.

It was purchased more than 40........

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