The Birkebeiners set fire to the monastery and forced Skule out again, whereupon they killed him together with his son Peter.

The old prior continued to live at the monastery until 1546, when the Lutheran Bishop the Diocese of Nidaros moved in.

After 1606. the site was used as a quarry for construction on Vår Frue Church and the Archbishop's Palace in Trondheim.

There are now no visible ruins, but underground remains lie beneath the present streets Klostergata 47 and 60-62 and the roadway between them, a little south of the Nidelven.

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