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Eighteenth century timber-framed granary on Lake End Road

Area excavation at Lake End Road East revealed ditches, shallow gullies and a waterhole or pond (later used as midden) all dated by pottery to the medieval period

Landscaped lake, probably former mill pond.

Eighteenth century timber-framed barn with nineteenth century post-fire restoration on Lake End Road

Prehistoric field system and medieval settlement found in excavation at Lake End Road East

Sixteenth or seventeenth century timber-framed house at Lake End Farm.

Medieval building found in area excavation at Lake End Road East

A back-filled quarry pit was found at Lake End Road East and produced pottery from the 14th-17th centuries.

Late eighteenth century house called Lake End House, with a seventeenth century wing and a nineteenth century extension

Two Medieval flint lined pits excavated with fills containing mineralised wheat, fruit seeds and charcoal.