Preshute is a mixed, out-College house with boys throughout the five years (normally 11 in each year) and girls in the Sixth Form (five in each year).
It is located in rural environs in the southwest corner of the campus, approximately ten minute’s walk from Court but slightly closer to the general teaching areas. It is one of the older College houses, built in 1860, and has its own dining facilities for daily breakfast and supper four times a week.
Tim Marvin was appointed as Housemaster of Preshute in September 2005. He teaches Chemistry and has coached rugby, lacrosse and athletics.
Prior to taking up his appointment as Housemaster, he was a tutor in C1 House. He is married to Heidi and they have two daughters.