Certainly one of the more memorable places on Airbnb that we've stayed in! Really interesting apartment and designed really well. The communication from James is great, he responds quickly (and in English, which was very useful to us!). There's a code to get in so you don't have to worry about getting there by a certain time.
The kitchen is well stocked, including a selection of teas, coffee and breakfast buns. Slept well on the beds (you'll need to duck beneath the giant wooden joist in the upstairs bedroom to get to your bed), and it has everything you need for a short stay.
We weren't too sure where to park (you're told to park in front of the abbey but there are only parking spots for disabled parking marked) so we parked literally in front of the abbey (on the path!) and were woken up early the next day to move it. Park behind the disabled spot would be our advice.
There are two restaurants nearby, both of which seem to be held in high regard, but both of which were closed during the week when we stayed (late September). It's a drive to the nearest restaurant which is open, but the apartment has cooking facilities if you prefer.
You can walk around nearby and get a great view of the abbey and surrounding area. It's really peaceful and quite lovely. Not much else to do up there but if you're looking for a relaxing stay in an interesting Airbnb, this is the one.
One last thing to note, and something we weren't aware of, is that the abbey is a working one. People use it, and the bells ring every half an hour until 8pm. This includes an extended bell ringing session for about five minutes at 7.30 (both am AND pm), and because it's right next to your apartment, it's very loud. That said, it wouldn't put me off staying, it's just something you should be aware of so you don't almost have a heart attack like we did after the first night!
Great place, great host.