Priests in the middle ages had what living conditions?

Answer 1

Prior to the 20th century parish priests (pastors) were assigned to a parish "for life." Once assigned they usually lived out their years there. Those who entered religious orders (monks) lived in community in mosasteries, until their death

Answer 2

A priest usually lived in the village where he worked as rector. The house he lived in was called the rectory, and was usually a bit finer than the houses of the local farmers, but clearly not like a manor house. It was also usually relatively close to the church itself.

Answer 3

most priest lived in a dwelling or inside a church

Answer 4

the church/ small cotteges on church grounds