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Eighteenth century farmhouse disguised as a medieval-style castle to act as an eyecatcher from Stowe lanscape gardens.

Historical records of medieval to seventeenth century manor of Stowe

Numerous tree holes and stumps lie along the route of the double avenue of elm and beech planted in 1774

Pair of small classical-style lodges at Buckingham entrance to Stowe, possibly built in 1770s but certainly before 1809

General background information on Stowe parish.

Nineteenth century house and shop, used as the Post Office

Model farm built around 1800 and consisting of 24 buildings surrounding a rectangular courtyard, with later alterations

Possible Roman cremation pit found during evaluation trial trenching

Seventeenth to eighteenth century landscaped park and gardens, with numerous eighteenth century buildings, associated with leading architects and designers such as Bridgeman, Vanburgh, and Capability Brown

Possible site of medieval and post-medieval watermill, mentioned in 1226 and 1633.