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

Late 16th century timber-framed house with later alterations. Originally timber framed construction, much refaced or rebuilt in rubblestone or brick. Old tile roofs. Of 4 bays and 2 storeys with attics. The north entrance front is of colourwashed rub...

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.

Pit shown on late nineteenth century maps north-east of Chequers Manor Farm, now Pomeroy Close.

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

Seventeenth century map marks position of dovecote

Medieval farmstead earthworks and other remains found in field survey on Warren Hill

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

Round mound, possible medieval windmill mound, possible prehistoric barrow