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House platforms and tracks seen in field survey and aerial photographs

Possible eighteenth century house known as Arundel House, probably refronted in the early nineteenth century

Possible medieval manorial boundary ditch recorded in field survey

Earthworks of two post-medieval fishponds or ornamental ponds recorded in field visit. Probable remains of medieval and/or post-medieval fishponds and settlement is visible on historic aerial photograph and remote sensing data as earthworks and was m...

Cropmarks of Iron Age hillfort ditches seen on aerial photographs and confirmed by geophysical survey and evaluation trial trenching

Possible moat from medieval manor house recorded in field survey

Early seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse, much altered and extended in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to create a Tudor-style country house known as Ascott House.

Field survey and historic records of medieval fishpond

Possible medieval house platform recorded in field survey and seen on aerial photographs

Late ninteenth century park and garden at Ascott House, with late twentieth and early twentyfirst century additions