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Medieval church, minster and churchyard decaying from seventeenth century and rebuilt on new site in eighteenth century- Site of the Mediaeval parish church, founded in the 13th century and demolished in 1776 when the tower collapsed.

Former stable block at Court Farm, now a house.

Historical records of fittings of old church being moved to new one in eighteenth century

Possible site of a medieval deerpark, indicated by documentary and place name evidence. A Medieval park at Waddesdon is first mentioned in 1374, and by 1477, there was a house associated with the park. The park was last documented in 1616.

Seventeenth century timber-framed house called Old Pond House, with twentieth century extension.

Possible Victorian model farm.

Eighteenth century house, used as a court house and police station in the nineteenth century.

Site of medieval shrine associated with St Rumbold.

Fourteenth century partly timber-framed parsonage with eighteenth century alterations.

Late eighteenth century thatched house with mid-nineteenth century extension, formerly a post office.