[1] The site of the priory is now occupied by the lands and buildings of Pinley Abbey Farm, and only traces now survive of the original priory buildings.
The present Pinley Abbey Farmhouse, a Grade II* listed building, dates from the mid 15th century with later alterations.
To the north-west there is a cottage, originally 14th century but also later altered, that was probably once the priory guest house, also Grade II* listed.
Various surviving earthworths, and re-used bits of masonry worked into later buildings, give further clues to the original complex.
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