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Eighteenth century inn called The Feathers

Nineteenth century house with later extension, on Clays Lane

Early seventeenth century timber-framed inn called 'The Feathers', and adjoining seventeenth and eighteenth century timber-framed house called Saddlers House, formerly a newsagents shop.

Early nineteenth century house

Late nineteenth century country house built in 1897 in an Arts and Crafts or Domestic Revival style and used during the war for experimental development of munitions and known as 'Churchill's Toyshop'.

Seventeenth century farmhouse at Pasture Farm, built about 1686.

Sixteenth century or older timber-framed house possibly cruck-built, formerly an inn known as The Trooper, with later alterations and extensions.

Early seventeenth century timber-framed house with early nineteenth century extension.

Eighteenth century Gothick-style garden pavilion at Claydon House.

Late sixteenth to seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house with later extensions.