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Early twentieth century house, built in 1905 for the Rothschild Estate as a maternity home and used to house Jewish refugees during World War II.

Early eighteenth century timber-framed thatched inn with early and mid-nineteenth century extensions, known as the Chandos Arms

Pair of seventeenth century timber-framed houses called The Cedar and Cedar Tree Cottages.

Site of former chalk pit shown on nineteenth and early twentieth century maps

Eighteenth century man-made caves with ornamental entrance, known as the Hell-fire Caves.

Cottage hospital built in 1871, still in use as a community hospital.

Late eighteenth century dower house with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations and extensions, now two houses

Probable medieval moat recorded in field survey at Rook Wood

Nineteenth century summer house or pavilion, built 1887-8

Site of former gravel pit shown on nineteenth century maps