It used to be a Convent, now is a private home, a historical building, can be visited by public.
In 18th century, the owner of this place (no longer a Convent then) allowed a potter producing his potteries here for about 10 years, that’s maybe why there are some old potteries in the garden.
September 2015.
Let the Images Speak 
Like your pictures. So much history attached to them.
Thank you.