Prescott

Prescott is an old English name that originally meant 'priest's cottage.' It evokes a sense of tradition and heritage, often associated with charming rural landscapes. The name has an ancestral ring to it, bringing to mind an era of country estates and grand manors. While not overly common, it has a distinguished air that many parents may find appealing. Notably, Prescott Bush, the grandfather of U.S. President George W. Bush, carried this name, lending it some historical political weight. Nicknames such as Scott or Scotty can soften its formality if desired.