ST PHILIP'S PRIORY, Begbroke - 1219760 | Historic England
List entry 1219760. Grade II Listed Building: St Philip's Priory. May include summary, reasons for designation and history.
St Philip's Priory, Begbroke, Oxfordshire - British Listed Buildings
St Philip's Priory is a Grade II listed building in Begbroke, Oxfordshire, England. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and photos of this building.
Begbroke - Wikipedia
In the 19th century it became part of the Priory of St Philip, which until 2000 was the novitiate house for the Roman Catholic Servite Friars in England. It was then sold to a Church of England order of nuns, the Community of St John Baptist.
Begbroke: Manors and other estates - British History Online
St. Philip's Priory, formerly Begbroke House, is commonly regarded as Begbroke's chief ancient manor house, and its position, in its own grounds 100 yd. east of the church, to which it is connected by a private path, is conventional for the leading house in a village.
Begbroke - Wikishire
In the 19th century it became part of the Priory of St Philip, which until 2000 was the novitiate house for the Roman Catholic Servite Friars in England. It was then sold to a Church of England order of nuns, the Community of St John Baptist.
Begbroke: Nonconformity - British History Online
Begbroke House was bought in 1896 for the Roman Catholic Servite order and, renamed St. Philip's Priory, was opened as a novitiate in 1897. The priory inevitably became a centre for Roman Catholicism over a wide area, extending as far as Bicester in the early 20th century.
St Philip's Priory and Catholic Church, Begbroke, Oxfordshire.
The chapel of St Philip's Priory, Begbroke, designed by Sir Leonard Stokes and built 1896-99, viewed from the south-west. A figure of St. Francis is set in the niche above the...
St Philips Priory, Begbroke, Oxfordshire.
St Philip's Priory, formerly Begbroke House. In 1896 the former manor house and grounds were puchased by Charles Robertson and given by him to the Roman Catholic Servite Order who opened it as...
BEGBROKE - Oxfordshire villages
Begbroke Manor House was built in about 1700 and in the 19th century it became part of the roman Catholic Priory of St. Philip. now however the priory is the home of a Church of England community of nuns. Next to the priory is the Grade II listed 12th century parish church, St. Michael's which was restored in the 19th century.
BEGBROKE SPRING HILL ROAD SP4613 (North side) 11/2 St. Philip's Priory 07/12/66 GV II House, now Servite priory. Mid C17; refronted and extended to rear c.1730 for Benjamin Swete; extension to left of c.1896-9 by Sir Leonard Stokes. Coursed limestone rubble; squared and coursed limestone to left extension.