ST CLEMENTS OLD RECTORY

St Clements Old Rectory

About St Clements

A Victorian Vicarage with character and charm

A Perfect Retreat in Uphill Lincoln

St Clements is a former Victorian vicarage dating back approximately 150 years. Nestled in large gardens among mature trees and tucked away down a private drive, it provides an ideal relaxing retreat throughout the year. Its peaceful, secluded setting with stunning Cathedral views, it just a five-minute walk from the Cathedral and Bailgate areas with shops and restaurants.

We offer six self-catering apartments, individually styled across three floors: one on the ground floor, four on the first floor, and one on the second floor. Throughout the building, we've carefully tried preserve and restore original features wherever possible. Because of this each apartment is unique and quirky with some surprise features!

Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway, supporting family or friends, or need flexible accommodation for work, St Clements provides a tranquil home base to explore everything Lincoln has to offer.

Cathedral View

What Makes Us Special

Private Gardens

Set in beautiful mature gardens down a private drive, offering a peaceful escape from city life

Cathedral Views

Stunning views of Lincoln Cathedral from our quiet location, yet close to all attractions

Victorian character

Original Victorian features retained throughout including cast-iron fireplaces; red brick with polychromatic (two-tone) patterns; slate roofs with tall chimney stacks; bay windows; high ceilings; ceiling roses & cornices; tall sash windows; tall skirting boards & pannelled internal doors.

Perfect Location

Just five minutes' walk to the Cathedral, Bailgate shops, and restaurants—everything on your doorstep

Explore Historic Lincoln

From your doorstep, discover Lincoln's rich history, spanning from Roman ruins to present day Here are just some of the incredible attractions within walking distance.

Lincoln Cathedral

Arguably Europe's finest gothic building. Experience tower tours, choral music, library archives, and the spectacular rooftop tour with panoramic views across Lincolnshire.

Lincoln Castle

Explore dungeons, walk the medieval walls, go to live concerts and view one of only four surviving original copies of the Magna Carta sealed by King John in 1215. History spanning from 60 AD to today.

Steep Hill

Named 'Britain's Best Place' by the Academy of Urbanism, this charming cobbled street is lined with independent shops, cafés, and galleries.

Roman Lincoln

Built as a legionary fortress, Lindum Colonia was once the most northern point of the Roman Empire. Visit Roman architectire such as Newport Arch, Roman Walls of Lincoln, Roman East & West gates, Roman baths & cemeteries. Discover well-preserved Roman remains throughout the city.

The Collection at The Usher Gallery

Award-winning archaeology museum connected to the prestigious Usher Gallery, showcasing regional art and artifacts from ancient to modern times.

Brayford Pool & University

The vibrant modern city center campus of Lincoln University sits beside the historic Roman harbour, creating a lively waterfront atmosphere with bars and restaurants.

Everything Within Easy Reach

All of Lincoln's major attractions are just a pleasant stroll away from St Clements

5 min walk
Lincoln Cathedral & Castle
5 min walk
Steephill & Bailgate Restaurants & Shopping
20 min walk
Lincoln City Centre & Shopping
20-30 min walk
Lincoln Bus & Train Station

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St Clements Rectory

Experience timeless elegance in the heart of historic Lincoln, steps from the magnificent cathedral.

Contact

St Clements Old Rectory
Langworthgate
Lincoln, LN2 4AD

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