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Possible medieval manorial boundary ditch recorded in field survey

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

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...

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

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.

Nineteenth century entrance gates to Ascott House, built after 1874.

Medieval to post-medieval records of Ascott manor

Medieval to post-medieval woodland boundary bank, internal bank and ditch, sawpit, quarries/pits and coppice recorded during initial woodland survey at Ash Grove

Sixteenth to nineteenth century records of watermill known as Ash or Lanes Mill, possibly on site of Domesday mill.

Eighteenth to nineteenth century records of papermill, then corn mill at Ash Mill.