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Nineteenth century gardens of Tingewick Rectory, incorporating remains of an earlier walled garden.

C18th stone watermill and house standing astride the River Great Ouse. Repaired in 1858, the mill wheel and spindle are in working order and most of the mill machinery is on the site. Ceased working in 1966 and now in use as a house.

Site of World War II Royal Pioneer Corps camp, visible on aerial photographs and shown on post-war OS maps and was mapped as part of the North Buckinghamshire Aerial Investigation and Mapping project (EBC18304).

Tingewick Mill. Possibly on the site of a Domesday mill.

Millpond possibly used as fishery in the twentieth century

Historical records of sixteenth to eighteenth century rectory on site of more recent one which is still standing

Eighteenth century millhouse with nineteenth century alterations.

Eighteenth century or later granary and farmyard located in trial trenching

Nineteenth century Tudor-style rectory built in 1854, now a house.

Historical records of replacements of water wheel in mill