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Mid to late nineteenth century park, garden and pleasure grounds at Rayners, laid out in the 1840s and 1850s and further extended in the later nineteenth century.

Medieval pit, boundary ditch, pottery and modern building footings found during excavation

Late nineteenth century lodge at entrance to Rayners, built in Tudor Revival style, with later alterations

Possible fifteenth century water cistern, modified for use as a soakaway in the nineteenth century.

Mid-nineteenth century country house built in 1847 in Tudor Revival style, with later extensions and used as a special school between 1920 and 2016

Seventeenth century timber-framed building used as a school and in the late nineteenth century as a reading room, with attached war memorial.

Medieval gullies, pottery and iron-working debris found during trial trenching

Nineteenth century lodge at entrance to Orchehill House, built in the 1840s

Group of 4 nineteenth century houses known as Rays Yard.

Compacted chalk floor found during watching brief. Possibly relates to a building shown on 19th century maps.