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Chartridge Lodge, an early twentieth century architect-designed country house, built about 1900-1910 and incorprating an eighteenth century cottage

Possible site of medieval keepers lodge suggested by place name

A war memorial plaque inside the church commemorating members who were killed in action during WW1 (1914-1918).

Field survey concluded this was the site of a post-medieval water-meadow, but on a slope and not in the floodplain. The water meadow system is visible on historic aerial photographs and was mapped as part of the North Buckinghamshire Aerial Investiga...

Roman metalwork found on Chartridge Lane

Medieval moat visible on aerial photographs and surviving as earthworks.

Early seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Chawley Green Farm, with later extensions.

Eighteenth century house, Chartridge House, with twentieth century extension.

General background information on Chartridge parish.

Local tradition of Roman and Saxon burial ground.