reclusory
/rɪˈkluːsəri/Chiefly historical
noun
A habitation for one or more religious recluses, a hermitage; = reclusery.
Origin
Early 19th century. From post-classical Latin reclusorium cell of a recluse from classical Latin reclūs-, past participial stem of reclūdere + -ōrium. Compare Anglo-Norman reclusoire, reclusorie.