Tower set at SE angle of Ewenny Priory walls (Nprn300298), later adapted as dovecote.

This is a substantial, austere rectangular tower, built soon after 1141, now roofless, with small arched windows in the upper east and west walls and a doorway on the north side. The tower was converted, possibly in the Tudor period, into a dovecote; the interior has alternating rows of nesting holes, built of stone, completely covering the walls to above window level.

Taken from Long Text attached to Nprn265767.

Associated with:
Ewenny Priory (Nprn143)
Priory precinct walls (Nprn300298)
Priory House (Nprn308)
Park/gardens (Nprn265767).

J.Wiles 24.12.02