The Old Rectory Guest House
Guest House in Belfast, County Antrim
The Old Rectory was founded in 1896 to house the Rev. Richard Seaver, the then minister of St. John's, Malone, and his family. It was designed by Henry Seaver, brother of the minister, and the architect responsible for the Church of St. John's itself. When 1st built the house was sited in green fields with unobstructed views of the Belfast mountains. Although you can still see the mountains, the area is now a leafy domestic suburb close to the many amenities that Belfast has to provide.
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read moreThe Old Rectory is a Northern Ireland Tourist Board registered 4 Star guesthouse and has been family owned and run for the last 24 years. The Old Rectory was built in 1896 for Rev Richard Seaver, minister of nearby St John's Parish Church, Malone. Henry Seaver, brother of the minister, was the architect of both St John's Church and the Victorian Rectory. The buildings both have beautiful stained glass windows and the church has several by Belfast born artist Wilhelmina Geddes. The Old Rectory Guesthouse is on the corner of Malone Road and Deramore Park South.
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