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Row of six mid-to late eighteenth century cottages with nineteenth and twentieth cenyury alterations and rear extensions

Roman, medieval, post-medieval and eighteenth to nineteenth century pottery found in field walking

Roman metalwork found in garden

Early nineteenth century house, used as a shop from the late nineteenth century and with eighteenth century or earlier range to rear

Ring-ditch seen on aerial photograph and marked on historic map, possibly a prehistoric burial mound or a post-medieval windmill mound

Late medieval timber-framed thatched house with seventeenth century alterations.

A large rendered rubble stone house, the door position and window layout of which indicate that this building may originally have been a mediaeval or post-mediaeval hall house.

C19 or early C20 brick building which retains some original features.

Seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house, with nineteenth century extensions

Neolithic or Bronze Age pit in centre of ring-ditch, possibly a grave, seen on aerial photograph