Little survives of the priory.
Following the dissolution, a house was built on the location of the western arm of the cloister.
This house is also known as Felley Priory.
The core of the house dates from the 15th and 16th-centuries and is thought to incorporate some old masonry from the priory.
It has, however, been extended and remodelled since the 17th-century.

Four semi-circular columns, thought to be from the priory church, survive and have been reused as gateposts for the house.
The priory's precinct wall and fishponds also survive.
Little survives of the priory. Following the dissolution, a house was built on the location of the western arm of the cloister. This house is also known as Felley Priory. The core of the house dates from the 15th and 16th-centuries and is thought to incorporate some old masonry from the priory. It has, however, been extended and remodelled since the 17th-century.
Four semi-circular columns, thought to be from the priory church, survive and have been reused as gateposts for the house. The priory's precinct wall and fishponds also survive.
Felley Priory