Evaluation trenches were excavated in advance of proposed development. Medieval cloister walls were recorded. Trial Trench 03 inside the farmhouse to the northern end, revealed medieval masonry. 0.75 x 0.8m trench in the interior of the farmhouse to the north east part. Medieval masonry was found at a depth of under 2m below floor level, under a thin dirty layer of ash, coal, and mortar. Two flat stones and the remains of a third were set out in a line and set into lightly cut natural clay. (1) Exacavation of Trench 02, 0.75 x 2m located on the west side of the building in open ground revealed intact medieval masonry at a depth of 0.6m as well as modern disturbance.. Excavation of Trench 1 – 0.6 x 2m East of and adjacent to farmhouse. Excavation revealed modern footings and possible evidence of medieval yard metalling or perhaps light demolition material.