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East and south medieval castle baileys recorded in exacavtion

Medieval and post-medieval watermill, in use until 1938. Two-storeyed house with attached watermill refronted in the 18th or early 19th centuries. Rendered and painted brick with a tiled roof.

Eleventh to twelfth century motte and bailey castle at Weston Turville, partly excavated in 1985. Apparently consisted of a motte with surrounding ditch and a bailey to the south of the motte; of a second bailey on the east, only a part of the ditch ...

Medieval to modern village of Weston Turville, recorded in Domesday Book

Early eighteenth century service wing to Winslow Hall built about 1700, with later alterations and extensions, now a house and garage.

Unlocated findspot of Roman metalwork found in Weston Turville.

Eighteenth century reservoir known from historic documents and field survey

Possible medieval enclosure and fishpond seen on aerial photographs

Site of medieval and post-medieval rectory, possibly a fourteenth century hall house, demolished in 1837.

Early twentieth century architect-designed chalet-style house, built about 1910.