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Fifteenth or sixteenth century cruck-built timber-framed barn, altered in the seventheenth and nineteenth centuries and possibly used as a Quaker meeting house, then as a house.

Late C19 or early C20 terrace of three cottages.

Row of 3 late seventeenth to early eighteenth century houses, partly thatched.

A 19th Century building, whose main dwelling and extensions contribute to the character of the Conservation Area.

Seventeenth century timber framed house, with probable witch bottle found buried under hearth

Nineteenth century terrace of three houses in Factory Yard

Pair of seventeenth or early eighteenth century timber-framed houses on Castle Street.

Two storey rendered brick building with gable slate roof and decorative ridge tiles.

Nineteenth century terrace of three cottages

This is a local building of note within the Conservation Area of Drayton Parslow.