The western part of the south range extends the service wing and was added during the mid-sixteenth century.
The two storey structure was open to the eaves and was once used for the kitchen.

The adjoining southeast corner block appears to have been roofed, probably in the seventeenth century, to connect the east range with the south range.
The construction of this block completed the courtyard plan.

Nowadays, the south range serves as the administration office of The Abbey.
The southeast corner block contains a meeting room called 'The Hearth', seating up to eighteen people.
The western part of the south range extends the service wing and was added during the mid-sixteenth century. The two storey structure was open to the eaves and was once used for the kitchen.
The adjoining southeast corner block appears to have been roofed, probably in the seventeenth century, to connect the east range with the south range. The construction of this block completed the courtyard plan. 
Nowadays, the south range serves as the administration office of The Abbey. The southeast corner block contains a meeting room called 'The Hearth', seating up to eighteen people.
The Abbey, Sutton Courtenay