As for the monastery, it was bought again by the Carthusian monks in 1860 and flourished as before until it was sold again in 1904. It served as a shelter for children in World War I, then as a sanitarium for women and children run by the "département" of the Seine until 5 January 1965, when it became a shelter for semi-handicapped children. Finally, in January 2005, it was purchased by the "département" of Corrèze. The site of the former foundry (also that of the watermill powering it) is now privately owned.