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Late Medieval timber-framed cruck-built thatched house, partly rebuilt in the seventeenth or eighteenth century and now two cottages

Row of 4 nineteenth century estate workers' houses

Early to mid-seventeenth century house with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations, formerly The Bull public house

Seventeenth century known as Lindley House, with eighteenth century refacing.

Early to mid-sixteenth century timber-framed house incorporating remains of medieval cruck house, with seventeenth and eighteenth century alterations and nineteenth and twentieth century rear extensions

Eighteenth to nineteenth century features were excavated in machine trenches in advance of road widening

Seventeenth century or earlier timber-framed house on Germain Street with eighteenth century alterations and modern extension

Row of four eighteenth century houses on Church Street

Seventeenth century timber-framed house refronted in the nineteenth century

Sixteenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth century alterations, used as a shop and post office