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Late nineteenth century aviary, built in 1889

Early nineteenth century shop, now shop and offices

Late nineteenth century Masonic Hall, built in 1882 in Gothic style

Surviving earthworks of medieval or post-medieval cultivation terraces called 'The Balks', on the slope above Chesham station and near the hospital.

Late 18th to early 19th century former inn known as the Fox and Hounds, now a house.

This building appears externally to be a 19th century building, but has much earlier origins.

Early nineteenth century former pub known as The Barley Mow, now a house.

Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century timber-framed inn, known as the White Hart, now a house

17th century house with later alterations

The Baptist Manse, a late eighteenth century house with nineteenth century alterations and extensions.