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Priory Building at the Old Rectory
Former Benedictine claustral range, subsequently gaol, mansion house and workhouse; house in NHLE; Historical chapel in eastern first-floor room, strong survey interpretation · 13th century–16th century with later rebuilding and 19th century top storey; RCHME1934 historical sequence Survey dates stone rere-dorter late 12th century and infirmary range early 13th century [Western and central/eastern ranges distinguished; Standing-building survey1979–80, published interpretation, historical fabric/use] · Grade II listed building
House, originally part of claustral range of Benedictine monastery. C13-C16 with C19 alterations. Sandstone rubble; Welsh slate roof; 2 large rubble buttress stacks with brick chimneys, to south front.
