Chapel Attached To Cookhill Priory

The Chapel attached to Cookhill Priory is an early 15th-century structure that was remodeled in 1783. It is constructed of rendered sandstone and brick, topped with a hipped slate roof. The chapel is oriented east to west, with the north and east walls retaining medieval elements. It features a Gothick style and has a crenellated parapet. The east wall is blind, while the north wall includes two segmental, two-centred openings with Y-tracery. The render on the east end has been removed, exposing a trefoil-headed piscina. The west wall has a segmental, two-centred headed entrance with a quatrefoil above it. Inside, there are splayed jambs from a blocked east window, which holds an early 15th-century alabaster bas-relief of the Virgin. Additionally, the north wall displays the east respond of an arcade.