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Site of nineteenth century vicarage built in 1863-4 and demolished in 2011.

Site of seventeenth century vicarage, rebuilt in the nineteenth century.

Seventeenth century timber-framed former vicarage, with eighteenth and nineteenth century alterations and extensions.

Large 1930's building siuated to the south of St. Mary's Church, which has a dinstinct 30's feel to architectural style which is unique in Whaddon.

Eighteenth century or earlier house called the Old Weir House.

Early eighteenth century former vicarage with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations and extensions, now a house

Fifteenth or sixteenth century timber-framed vicarage in West Wycombe

Pair of nineteenth century estate houses, built about 1840 and formerly the village shop and butchers.

Seventeenth to eighteenth century vicarage with nineteenth century extensions and Gothick-style remodelling and twentieth century alterations, now a house.

Sixteenth and seventeenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth to nineteenth century extensions, formerly a vicarage.