Wycliffe Hall

Wycliffe Hall is a small and friendly college located in the North Oxford conservation area, next to the University Parks and a short 15 minute walk from the centre of Oxford. The main Hall occupies two of the original buildings from the Norham Manor Estate with extensions, including a chapel noted for its architecture and a dining room (now lecture room) in the style of a chapel.

All facilities, including meeting space, accommodation and dining facilities are located on the main college site, along with some parking, available for use by visitors. All meeting rooms contain projection facilities. Most meals are served in the Talbot Rice Dining Hall, or smaller groups can take a working lunch in their meeting room.

Overnight stays are available for up to 85 visitors, in standard single and twin student accommodation. Shared bath and shower rooms are located near to the rooms. Guests can relax in the common room or enjoy Wycliffe's gardens and the nearby University Parks.

Wycliffe Hall was founded in 1877 as a place to train evangelical clergy in the Church of England. It now offers courses to those training for ministry in the Anglican church and anyone wishing to study theology.

Wycliffe Hall
54 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6PW