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Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse with nineteenth century rebuilding and twentieth century extension.

Earthworks of medieval village of Boarstall finally abandoned in the Civil War. The remains include a number of crofts and tofts, a hollow way and an area of ridge and furrow. Pottery of 13th to 15th century date has been found.

Roman pottery and tile and post-medieval finds collected from garden.

Historical mention of possible Roman crucibles being found by chance

Historical records of thirteenth century house, demolished in the late eighteenth century.

Remains of wall footings of the medieval and later phases of Boarstall house found during watching brief.

Medieval cross documented on fifteenth century map

Site of former early twentieth century commercial laundry, demolished in 2007.

Two surveyed medieval hollow ways

Thirteenth to fifteenth century pottery found in field walking suggests presence of a pottery kiln