Priory Cottages
Priory Cottages in Steventon, Oxfordshire, are a pair of converted medieval priory buildings that retain a remarkable sense of antiquity behind their modest village-green setting. The remains of a twelfth-century Benedictine priory have been transformed into characterful cottages with an exceptional tithe barn alongside, offering a glimpse of monastic life translated into everyday rural England.
- Medieval priory converted to cottages
- Remarkable twelfth-century remains
- Idyllic village-green setting
Best for lovers of medieval history and quiet Oxfordshire villages.
Things to see at Priory Cottages
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- Central Courtyard
- Mighty Hammer-Beam Structure
- Priest's Bolthole in the Chimney
- Medieval Stone Barn Walls