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This is a local building of note within the Conservation Area of Drayton Parslow.

Possible seventeenth century house on Amersham High Street, refronted in the early eighteenth century and formerly used as a school

Roman pottery found on ground surface

Roman and medieval pottery found in field-walking and medieval ridge and furrow known from aerial photographs

Eighteenth century house on West Street, restored in the twentieth century.

Sixteenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth century front on Church Street

Pair of brick cottages rendered with tiled roof and gabled dormers.

Terrace of 10 mid-nineteenth century houses.

Eighteenth century house refronted in the nineteenth century, now a shop

Pair of late nineteenth century Ewelme Trust almshouses in Clements Lane