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Seventeenth century former rectory built in 1670 with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations and extensions, now a house.

Sixteenth century timber-framed house, The Old Rectory, restored in 1901 and 1974, now in use as parish rooms. Constructed of brick, timber and plaster, with a tiled roof. Surrounds 3 sides of a courtyard. Used for parochial purposes. Purported to be...

Early nineteenth century former vicarage on North Road, extended in the twentieth century

Timber framed inn known as The Red Lion, extended in the nineteenth century and now a house.

Early eighteenth century former rectory, with late eighteenth century alterations and attached service blocks, now a house.

Seventeenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth century extension and refronting.

Nineteenth century Gothick-style former village school and public reading room, built in 1827 and also used as a post office, now a house.

Late nineteenth century rectory built between 1864 and 1904, now a house.

Eighteenth century rectory, with nineteenth century extension and partly rebuilt in twentieth century.

Mid-nineteenth century former school and teacher's house, built in 1861.