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Seventeenth century timber-framed house called Old Dimmings, restored in the twentieth century.

Roman pottery found in garden

Nineteenth century farmhouse at Old Dean Farm

Probable timber-framed hall house, formerly an inn known as the Old English Gentleman.

Eighteenth century prison built in 1748 in Medieval style, with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations for use as a police and fire station, now a museum and tourist information centre.

This building is of local note because it is a good example of vernacular 19th century architecture and retains many external architectural details.

Possible deserted medieval village at Flaunden, possibly abandoned in the nineteenth century

Linear bank recorded in field survey interpreted as the remains of the New Park to Dadford/Buckingham Road as shown on the 1843 estate plan

Possible medieval or post-medieval trackway recorded in field survey and shown on 1591 estate map

Late Medieval timber-framed barn converted to a house in the seventeenth century, now Old Forge and Forge Cottage.