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This Priory dovecote is believed to date from the 15th century. It is a circular stone building, now roofless, with around 500 nest boxes inside.
The dovecote is the circular structure at the
back we were not able to get closer This dovecote is within the walls of Stoke Sub Hamdon Priory and access is through some large wooden gates which are open March to September from 11am-5pm. On the Great Hall of the Priory is open to explore, but once your are in the main courtyard you can see the roofless dovecote at the end of some ruined buildings. It is not possible to see the dovecote unless you are within the courtyard, so it is necessary to visit this one when it is open. Although British Listed Buildings lists it's address as 8 Hill View Close, it is not possible to see it from this side as there are trees in the way and the gardens of the houses in Hill View Close, but it is directly behind it.
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