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Nineteenth century garden and pleasure grounds recorded on historic maps

Early sixteenth century timber-framed inn known as 'The Pheasant', with nineteenth century front extension.

Nineteenth century vicarage, built in 1849

Pair of eighteenth century octagonal lodges at entrance gates to Hampden House, now a single house.

Nineteenth century records of formal garden, lawn and orchard at Prestwood Park House

Possible seventeenth century house, altered in the eighteenth century and now used as a shop

Seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house, with nineteenth and twentieth century extensions and alterations, used as an inn from about 1853 and known as The Phoenix.

Nineteenth century vicarage garden at The Parsonage House

Eighteenth century thatched witchert house with later extension

Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century timber-framed house, used as a pub from the early twentieth century and known as The Pheasant.