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Late seventeenth century miller's house, with nineteenth century alterations and extensions

Medieval to post-medieval trackway recorded on aerial photograph near Boveney

Pair of late eighteenth or early nineteenth century cottages with twentieth century alterations and extensions, one formerly a shop

Possible traces of settlement shrinkage suggested by soilmarks visible in aerial photos - Medieval and/or Post Medieval trackways and ditched boundaries, possibly associated with settlement at Boveney, are visible as cropmarks on aerial photographs. ...

Nineteenth century former watermill, ceased working in 1920s and now used for storage

Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Bourton, recorded in Domesday Book.

Two Neolithic to Bronze Age retouched flint flakes found next to footpath near Boveney Court

Roman pottery and tile found on the surface

Early nineteenth century villa with twentieth century alterations and extensions

Late Neolithic to Bronze Age ring-ditch recorded on aerial photograph near Boveney