Catholic Presbytery, Toodyay

The Catholic Presbytery in Toodyay, Western Australia, is a historic former clergy house located on Stirling Terrace, originally built to house the resident priest of St John the Baptist Church. Officially opened in 1923 by Archbishop Patrick Clune, the presbytery features modern amenities for its time and has served various roles, including as an education center. The building is part of the historic Catholic Precinct, which includes the St Aloysius Convent of Mercy. With its charming single-storey brick architecture and green corrugated iron roof, the presbytery is a notable site for visitors interested in the local history and heritage of Toodyay.