Flanesford Priory, Medieval priory in Goodrich, England
Flanesford Priory features squared sandstone rubble walls with ashlar dressings, incorporating architectural elements from its original thirteenth-century construction period.
The priory was founded by Sir Richard Talbot in 1346 as a house for Augustinian canons and remained active until its dissolution in 1537.
The refectory building stands as a testament to medieval religious architecture, representing the significance of monastic establishments in medieval England.
The priory now functions as self-catering holiday accommodation, with apartments that can accommodate groups ranging from 2 to 10 people.
The Hen & Dot Café, located within the priory grounds, serves local produce and homemade dishes from Friday through Sunday without reservations.
Location: Goodrich
Inception: 14 century
GPS coordinates: 51.87150,-2.61282
Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:16
Goodrich Court
1.1 km
Kerne Bridge
241 m
Church of St Giles
765 m
Rocklands
1.5 km
Goodrich Castle
612 m
Dry Arch Bridge 300yds NE of St Giles' Church
411 m
Ye Hostelrie
449 m
Church of St Michael
1.3 km
Tovey Monument Approximately 0.25 Metres From South Wall Of Nave Of Church Of St Giles
765 m
Gritton Monument approximately 30 metres south-west of west tower of Church of St Giles
800 m
Walford War Memorial
1.4 km
Goodrich Manor
1.3 km
Edwards Monument approximately 1 metre south of organ chamber of Church of St Giles
761 m
Goodrich War Memorial
420 m
Milestone
958 m
Milepost, Kerne Bridge; opp. Hazelhurst Bungalows
956 m
The South Lodge
735 m
Flanesford Priory Farmhouse
39 m
Chest tomb against south wall of nave east of porch of Church of St Giles
769 m
New Barn House And Attached Outhouse
1.3 km
Group of three headstones approximately 3 metres south-west of south porch of Church Of St Giles
779 m
New House
1.6 km
Base of churchyard cross with shaft approximately 2 metres south of south porch of Church of St Giles
774 m
The Old Court
925 m
Upper Granton
855 m
Cider mill at Flanesford Priory
47 m
Whitehall
892 m
Stone bench approximately 18 metres east of chancel of Church of St Giles
737 mReviews
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