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Eighteenth century barn at Halfway House Farm, converted to a house in 1999

Seventeenth century country house, built after 1651 and known as Hall Barn. Three storey country house comprising a square central block with a pair of flanking buildings built circa 1675, with 18th and 19th century additions. It was built for the po...

Eighteenth century farmhouse at Halfway House Farm, with early to mid nineteenth century extension

Neolithic flint axe found on surface of field.

Sixteenth or early seventeenth century timber-framed house called Halfway Cottage

Historical record of tenth century named tree on boundary with Oxfordshire

Seventeenth and early eighteenth century landscape park at Hall Barn

Site of a WWII army camp in Hales Wood, used after the war as a refugee camp for Polish refugees.

Nineteenth century pub formerly known as the 'Halfway House' and now as the 'Firecrest'.

Three late prehistoric flint flakes found in a ploughed field near Hall Barn