The land with various properties that have been built then replaced has been recorded as far back as the 15th century, starting with the Beauchampe family, though there is not a direct reference to this land until the Forster family obtain it through marriage in the 1600's.  This is when the land and the first building is refered to as Haversham Place. 

Current structure probably built in early 1850s, when it was known as Hanslope House. Became "The vicarage" in 1890s.
At various times, some of the outbuildings were also used as accommodation: for grooms, or let to tenants.

First half of 20th century

From the Church tower, probably in 1950s.
The building in the centre of the picture is thought to have been used as a surgery when the house was occupied by Thomas Heygate in the 1800s.

In 2006

The Vicarage is now known as Vicarage Court, and has been converted to apartments.

The croquet lawn has planning permission for housing.

From the Green in May 2006

The modern vicarage is in the left centre of this photograph.