The site of the abbey itself was occupied by a farm house, parts of which date back to the 16th century.

The site of the abbey is protected as a scheduled monument.

In 1575 he acquired the site of the dissolved abbey of Wymondham.

Today the lake has been partially filled in and the site of the abbey is now part of the mainland.

After the Revolution, vineyards were planted at the site of the abbey.

The merged school stands on the site of the abbey.

Access to the site of the abbey is free.

The site of the abbey is visible from the Church and its graveyard, which dates from 1756, is still in use to this day.

The site of the abbey is labeled a "listed site" .

In 1720 a baroque country house was built for the Cope family, possibly on the site of the former abbey.