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Early nineteenth century villa, formerly used as a hotel, offices and now a nursery school.

Historical records of deserted medieval village earthworks, archaeological remains confused by later quarrying

Four medieval house platforms recorded in field survey and on aerial photographs

Site of Rye or New Mill, recorded from eighteenth to twentieth century as a papermill.

Late nineteenth and early twentieth century watercress beds to south of River Chess

Earthworks of shrunken medieval village recorded in field survey and on aerial photographs - A medieval settlement situated near the foot of the Chiltern escarpment below Chequers Knap, some 250 metres west of St Nicholas's Church. The settlement is ...

Possible medieval house platforms recorded in field survey; also boundary ditches, ditches and earthwork banks

Possible garden features found in geophysical survey to the south and west of Langley Park mansion

Possible site of Neolithic to Bronze Age round barrow, though may now be covered by factory buildings

House platforms of medieval or post-medieval date visible as earthworks in aerial photographs.