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The house referred to as Prebendal House, or just 'The Prebendal', has a reputation in Thame as a place of mystery and intrigue.

The house had its origins in the 12th-century when the Bishop of Lincoln had it built to house his prebendary.

The building was home to an order of prebendal monks in the 13th-century and was under church ownership until the early 19th-century.

By this time it had fallen into disrepair and was sold to one Charles Stone, a local man of some considerable wealth, who rebuilt the property as a private residence.

The house has changed ownership many times since, and a number of legends have sprung up about the property.

The Prebendal in Priest End Credit: Steve Daniels via

One of the legends claims that there is a secret underground tunnel between The Prebendal and Notley Abbey.

The Abbey stands about two miles to the north, just across the border into