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Late seventeenth to early eighteenth century farmhouse with nineteenth and twentieth century extensions.

Twentieth century garden terrace and temple at Stockgrove Park, built 1929-1938.

Remains of sixteenth century timber-framed manor house mostly demolished in the seventeenth century and subsequently converted to a farmhouse known as Stock Place

Twentieth century Georgian-style country house, built 1929-1938 and now a school.

Earthworks of a deserted medieval settlement noted on aerial photographs, cannot be seen on the ground

Sixteenth to seventeenth century timber-framed house with nineteenth century alterations

Twentieth century garden terrace, pergolas and pond at Stockgrove Park.

Nineteenth century chapel attached to school known from documentary evidence

Late eighteenth and nineteenth century landscaped park at Stockgrove with formal gardens designed in 1929-1938, now a country park

History of medieval manor of Stockholt or Stockholt Barnes