today only the western tower of the abbey remains, together with some ruins (including a wall) to the immediate south-east. the tower is attached to a chapel (now a church) built in the 17th century, but what remains is a scheduled ancient monument. the foundations of other buildings are visible and the medieval fishponds still exist. much of the old estate is now occupied by two golf courses (abbeydale golf club and beauchief golf club), but several areas of ancient woodland remain: parkbank wood to the east of the abbey, old park wood and little wood bank to the south, gulleys wood in the centre of the park and ladies spring wood to the west. public footpaths run through the estate, including across the golf courses and through several of the woods. the sheffield round walk arrives from park bank wood, running eastwards through chancet wood and on to graves park.