There is a byway that can be accessed from the left of the main gate way here, not for road bikes though.

Site of a Cluniac Priory dedicated to St Andrew and founded 1113 by William de Glanville. Initially subordinate to the Cluniac House at Castle Acre (NHER 4096), it came under direct rule in about 1195 and was dissolved in 1536. Extant remains include the north transept, chapter house, part of the dormitory and two gatehouses. Cropmark evidence and fieldwork have provided detailed information about the extent of the site. World War Two remains at the priory site that were previously recorded under this NHER number have been moved to NHER 27255.

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Location: Bacton, North Norfolk, Norfolk, East Of England, England, United Kingdom

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