rectory in a sentence

Definition

A rectory is a residence provided for a clergyman and his family, typically situated near a church.

The old rectory stood at the edge of the village, surrounded by lush gardens.
After the renovation, the rectory became a popular venue for community events.
He expressed his gratitude for the warm hospitality shown to him by the rectory's residents.
The rectory's charming architecture attracted many visitors during the annual heritage tour.
In the quiet evenings, the rectory's library offered a peaceful retreat for reading and reflection.