By the time of the dissolution it was reported that the monastery was well kept, the community held in high esteem and with a lot of good done for the poor of the area. Nonetheless, it was dissolved in 1538 and granted to Nicholas Giffard who converted the buildings into a mansion.
By the time of its dissolution, the monastery was noted to be in good state, the community held in high esteem, and significant charitable work done for the area's less fortunate. Nonetheless, it was dissolved in 1538 and converted by Nicholas Giffard into a stately residence.