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Nineteenth century house with later extension, on Clays Lane

World War Two secret munitions research establishment known as 'Churchill's Toyshop'.

Twentieth century house, built in 1934 in International Modern style.

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'.

Mid eighteenth century thatched inn known as The Five Elms, with nineteenth century extensions.

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

Two nineteenth to twentieth century waterwheels at the Fisheries

Mid-nineteenth century pub called the Flint Cottage Inn, previously the Prince of Wales

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

Late ninteenth century garden at The Fishery, now reduced