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Abbey founded 1159 for Benedictine monks, used by Knights Templars from 1170-1312, by Franciscan nuns from 1342-1539 (last abbess was Elizabeth Throckmorton)
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East wall of present building & west end of demolished nuns' church; tall stone pillar is only survival
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Round arch doorway at west end of Templars' church
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Nuns' first floor guest hall above earlier church's south aisle; c14 roof
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c14 room west of crossing
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First floor c14 west rooms with traces of paintwork
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Countess of Pembroke's first floor chamber in south transept of original church; Norman arch of church crossing with later doorways