The grounds house a number of buildings of high historical value such as the main church and chapels, interior patios and cloisters, all of which have been structurally restored and/or converted into art galleries, exhibition halls, conference rooms, bedroom suites and a fully-equipped art studio.The surrounding buildings, amongst them the Pilgrim’s Chapel (now a guest-house), The Gate House hotel, and two cottages in the valley house additional accommodation, dining rooms, a bar, lounge areas, terraces and the reception area. The setting is magical, with peacocks having free range of the grounds and shepherds grazing their sheep on the surrounding land.

The premises feature abundant fresh water, with an artesian well which is the main reason this site has been inhabited since time immemorial and also the reason the Carthusian monks built their charterhouse on the remains of previous settlements.The property went through a period of deterioration, with plants and trees growing out of the ruins. Restoration works have been substantial, the roofs and ceilings of the main buildings have been restored, and so have the monumental kitchens and the monk’s dining-hall, and the former water-operated mill adapted into a swimming pool and reservoir.

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