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

Eighteenth century watermill, used as a cornmill in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and as a sawmill in the nineteenth to twentieth centuries, now a house.

Historical records of medieval St Nicholas manor

War memorial in Saunderton churchyard, commemorating those killed in WW1 and WW2

Late eighteenth century mill or mill house, built 1770s and now in use as a dwelling.

Possible site of medieval to post-medieval manor house suggested by nineteenth century discoveries.

Early twentieth century gardens at Savay Farm, incorporating remains of nineteenth century and earlier gardens

Documentary records of medieval and post-medieval watermills in West Wycombe.

Saunderton Railway Station

Undated earthworks of circular mound and ditch at Savay Farm, interpretted as a possible prehistoric round barrow or a medieval castle mound.