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|   Print   | More CANONSLEIGH PRIORY GATEHOUSE ABOUT THIS MONUMENT + / - EH Visitor Information Related Monuments Related Text Investigation History More Pictures Modern Map Old Map Aerial Photograph Monument Types Sources Thesaurus Description DESCRIPTION + / - Canonsleigh Priory Gatehouse is a 15th century gatehouse in the form of a massive rectangular structure with the remains of an embattled parapet on the west and indications of vaulting in the upper storey, related to Canonsleigh Priory (ST 01 NE 4). back to top PICTURES + / - More Pictures © Mr Peter McLaren back to top DETAIL + / - URL: http://www.pastscape.org.uk/hob.aspx?hob_id=538272 MONUMENT NUMBER: 538272 COUNTY: DEVON NMR NUMBER: ST 01 NE 22 DISTRICT: MID DEVON LAST UPDATED: 2005 PARISH: BURLESCOMBE AREA: N/A STREET: ABBEY MEADOWS MARITIME LOCATION: N/A LOCATION: ST 06699 17381 back to top LONG TEXT + / - Canonsleigh Priory Gatehouse is a 15th century gatehouse in the form of a massive rectangular structure with the remains of an embattled parapet on the west and indications of vaulting in the upper storey, related to Canonsleigh Priory (ST 01 NE 4). back to top RELATED MONUMENTS + / - Monument Name/No Resources Description CANONSLEIGH ABBEY  BURLESCOMBE Monument Pictures Monument Maps Monument Investigation Monument Sources EH Visitor Information Site of Augustinian Abbey, originally called Burdlescomb. A house of Austin Canons was founded at Canonsleigh by William de Claville between 1161 and ... back to top MONUMENT TYPES + / - MEDIEVAL GATEHOUSE 1400 to 1449 back to top COMMENTS + / - Please help us keep our information accurate let us know if you see any errors on this page. Further information about monuments may be obtained by contacting NMR Enquiry and Research Services , through the English Heritage website. back to top