 The college purchased 10 acres ( 0 @.@ 040 km2 ; 0 @.@ 016 sq mi ) of land in east Oxford ( near the Cowley Road ) in 1903 for use as a sports ground . Residential accommodation was first built at the sports ground in 1967 ( Thelwall House , rebuilt in 1998 ) , with additions between 1988 and 1990 ( Hugh Price House and Leoline Jenkins House ) . A further development , known as Hazel Court ( after Alfred Hazel , principal 1925 – 1944 ) , was built in 2000 , bringing the total number of students who can be housed at the sports ground to 135 . 
