St John's Rectory, Chester

St John's Rectory, located at 3 Vicar's Lane in Chester, Cheshire, is a historic Grade II* listed building originally constructed around 1750 as the rectory for St John's Church. It served this purpose until 1957 before being repurposed for the Grosvenor Club and later as office space. The rectory features striking brick construction with stone dressings, a symmetrical five-bay front, and elegant architectural details such as a modillion cornice and a grand entrance with a pediment. Inside, visitors can admire a stunning six-flight open-well staircase, making it a noteworthy site for tourists and researchers interested in Georgian architecture and local history.