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Late eighteenth century house.

Sixteenth to seventeenth century timber-framed and jettied manor house with later alterations

Site of 16th century inn with wall painting, demolished in 1960s.

Neolithic or Bronze Age flints found on surface

Sixteenth century farmhouse at White House Farm, largely rebuilt in the early nineteenth century

Mid-nineteenth century public house known as the Jolly Dogs and later as the White Horse, rebuilt in about 1939 and closed in the late 1980s, now a hairdressing salon.

Roman pottery and tile found on surface

Mid-eighteenth century town house, with modern alterations for conversion to offices in 1960s.

Seventeenth century timber-framed and witchert house and attached late eighteenth century stables, formerly the White Horse public house, now a restaurant known as La Chouette

Nineteenth century garden, faint on aerial photographs