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Mid-nineteenth century architect-designed gasworks manager's house, built in 1859

Late seventeenth to eighteenth century timber-framed house with twentieth century extension

Late nineteenth century gardeners' bothy and attached trellis arches, built in Tudor Revival style, with later alterations

Nineteenth century house called The Gatehouse, originally two houses.

Seventeenth century or earlier timber-framed inn known as The George and Dragon, refronted in the early eighteenth century

Pair of seventeenth century timber-framed cottages, now in use as a public house known as 'The Gate'.

Possible seventeenth century gazebo in the grounds of Western House

Eighteenth century house known as 'The Garth'

Seventeenth century house, dated 1683.

Public house, part 19th century with evidence of timber framing in side elevation. First recorded as licensed property in 1777, formerly the St George; name changed in 1854 to George & Dragon. Former stables are the oldest part of the building and ...