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Medieval to post-medieval moat recorded in field survey and trial trenching. The moat averages 11 metrs wide and 1 metre deep and fed by a narrow channel whis enters at iss northern corner. The moat encloses an island 44 by 52 metres raised 0.4 meter...

Pair of seventeenth century timber-framed houses, with eighteenth and nineteenth century front extensions.

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval watermill

The site of Wood Siding station, opened in 1871-2 on the Wotton Tramway which linked Brill with Quainton Road. In 1899 Underground services arrived here when the Brill Tramway came under the management of the Metropolitan Railway, and eventually Lon...

Site of medieval to post-medieval farmhouse

Eighteenth century thatched house with some nineteenth century rebuilding.

Early nineteenth century house.

Medieval to post-medieval fishponds recorded in field survey

Late eighteenth century farmhouse at Wood Farm, built with reused earlier fixtures and fittings from Boarstall Manor

Nineteenth century landscape at Woodbank House