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Remains of deserted medieval village surviving as earthworks

Undated sub-square bank and ditch enclosure visible on LiDAR

Early twentieth century country house know as Pollardswood Grange, built in 1907

Early twentieth century parkland designed by E Forbes at Pollards Park, with flower garden designed in 1903 by Gertrude Jekyll.

Linear earthwork identified on LiDAR suggested to be possible route of Roman road

Early twentieth century country house, built in 1903 by Edwin Lutyens and now subdivided into 4 houses.

Early twentieth century gate lodge at entrance to Pollardswood Grange, built in about 1907

Possible site of Roman pottery kiln on Camp Road indicated by finds of pottery

Earthwork mound of unknown date in Pollards Wood, possibly a barrow or mill mound.

Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Pollicott, recorded in Domesday Book.