About

Founded in 1136 and originally a house of Augustinian canons.

The venue is bursting with character and historic beauty, its extraordinary medieval ruins and beautifully restored buildings are set within 5 acres of spacious grounds, with a unique scenic canal-side location.

In 2007, a re-formation project was created to restore three of Grade I and II listed buildings, along with improving the landscape and conserve the important standing structures.

Two main buildings dating from the 15th century have been restored and conserved and are now back in daily use. Special events and projects can now be hosted, establishing the site as an inspiring heritage attraction and cultural venue.

Key Features:

• Five acres of landscaped grounds with a former cattle pond and veteran trees.
• The Medieval ranges and Tithe Barn create a courtyard feel around a large inner court lawned area.
• Atmospheric and very large ruined Cotswold Stone Tithe Barn a key feature
• Neogothic Victorian Farmhouse dating from circa 1870
• Medieval Range adjoins the Farmhouse – features a beautiful timber framed 1st storey with traditional timber framed roof.
• Medieval Brick Range – features some of the earliest medieval monastic brick work in the county – unique to Gloucester. Traditional leaded windows.
• Contemporary interiors and facilities contained within the buildings following a recent restoration project.
• Ruined structures around the grounds, including historic boundary walls and a medieval gatehouse.
• The site is a scheduled ancient monument containing 7 Grade I and II listed buildings and structures.
• Site is gated and can be made secure.