In 1535, there remained three monks, two priests (of which one was a novice), the prior's parents with "all their goods" and eight servants. The house was in ruin, and later that year the priory was suppressed and turned over to The Crown.
In 1535, there were three monks, two priests (one of whom was a novice), the prior's parents with all their property, and eight employees remaining at the site. The priory was subsequently shut down and handed over to The Crown that same year due to its state of disrepair.