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1.5 storey rendered building with tiled gable roof and gabled dormers, attached to former barn.

Rectangular enclosures showing as soilmarks on aerial photograph and associated with Roman finds discovered whilst metal-detecting

Early twentieth century house with assymmetrical frontage.

Remains of medieval earthworks, possibly the site of the sub-manor of Heybarne, identified through aerial photography, field survey, historical research and test pitting.

Single House designed in 1910

Row of three early to mid-nineteenth century houses

Undated earthwork banks, possibly a hollow way, seen in field visit

Site of former furniture factory at 30 Oakridge Road

Eighteenth century house on Whielden Street, used as a shop in the nineteenth century and now divided into two houses

Earthwork enclosure traditionally thought to be an Iron Age or Roman fortification but probably medieval cultivation terraces