Description

1.
1954
SJ 60 SW (SJ6200)
6/2
24.10.50

MUCH WENLOCK
Priory House

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2.
A private house embodying substantial remains of the priory and adapted
as a dwelling at the Dissolution. The north range is the monastic Infirmary
Hall. The east range is an important late C15 building richly panelled
and fenestrated, with internal gallery above and below; at the north end
is the Infirmary Chapel with chambers above, and in the angle, is a double
spiral staircase leading to the Prior's Lodging, At the south-west angle
of the court is a portion of the C13 Prior's Hall. The whole is an excellent
domestic group set in picturesque gardens. A.M.

Listing NGR: SJ6251500057

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17529587

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