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Seventeenth century timber-framed barn, eighteenth century farm buildings and nineteenth century house called the Stone Cottage

Nineteenth century kitchen and woodland gardens at the Old Rectory

Mid- or late nineteenth century public house known as the Station Arms, now derelict

Nineteenth century house called The Stone incorporating some seventeenth century fabric

Eighteenth century stables and coach-house to Remnantz, converted to a house in the 1950s.

Remains of eighteenth to nineteenth century gravel track and the foundations of the brick wall which once lined it discovered during service trenching

Late eighteenth century house and attached nineteenth century shop.

Mid-nineteenth century public house known as The Stag Inn, built before 1852 in Tudor style

Glacial erratic boulder at road junction, a local landmark shown on historic mapping

Arts and Crafts style house built in 1914 by Henry Thomas Hare.