rectory
/rɛkˈtɔːri/Definitions
1. noun
The house or residence of a parish priest or other high-ranking clergy member.
“The rector of the local church lived in a beautiful old rectory on the outskirts of town.”
2. noun
A building or residence used as the administrative headquarters of a parish or diocese.
“The bishop visited the rectory to meet with the parish council and discuss upcoming events.”