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Westcott House is a diverse and inclusive Anglican theological college rooted in the sacramental tradition and located in the heart of Cambridge, England. We are drawn together to nurture people’s growth in grace, assured that ‘the One who calls is faithful’ (1 Thess. 5:24). We exist to equip the whole people of God for the faithful and ...
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Westcott House is a theological college founded in 1881. With comfortable accommodation just minutes from the centre of Cambridge, it is the ideal place to discover the bustle of the city or to experience a sense of calm within Westcott's tranquil garden. Restaurants, shops, theatres, cinemas and museums are all a short distance from the college.
For further information, please email accommodation@westcott.cam.ac.uk or telephone 01223 741000. The central location makes Westcott House an ideal base for guests to explore the delights of Cambridge with the benefit of accommodation in a peaceful and idyllic college setting. During university vacations Westcott House can offer visitors a ...
Stay at Westcott. Westcott House is a charming theological college, located in the heart of the historic city of Cambridge. Its central location makes it perfect for sightseeing and shopping, whilst its beautiful Grade II listed buildings overlooking an Old Courtyard garden, offer a peaceful, tranquil, and restorative setting in which to enjoy a relaxing, short break.
2024 Open Days. Our next Open Day is on Saturday 4 May 2024. Why not book a place to discover the opportunities and courses we can offer as you explore your vocation, professional development, or study with us. Find all the latest news and views from Westcott House.
Westcott House offers support for theological and ministerial study to set all of God’s people free in discipleship, ministry and mission. Teaching is delivered by highly experienced practitioners and tutors drawn from Westcott House’s staff and the wider Cambridge Theological Federation. There are five typical ways that independent ...
