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Twentieth century house built in Modern Movement style in 1933-4.

Roman metalwork found in rabbit burrow

Pair of late nineteenth century architect-designed estate cottages, now a single house

Possible post-medieval chalk-cut cross and triangular base known as Whiteleaf Cross, first recorded in the eighteenth century.

Secondary late prehistoric cross-dyke recorded in earthwork survey.

Neolithic flint scraper found in tree root plate

Site of former Whiteleaf furniture factory, opened in 1920 and closed in 2001.

17th century timber-framed houses, now a pair of cottages

Ten Neolithic to Bronze Age flint flakes found on ground surface

Medieval to modern hamlet of Whiteleaf