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War memorial plaque in Chetwode parish church commemorating those killed in WW1

Early nineteenth century farmhouse at Childs Farm

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

Eighteenth century thatched house

Seventeenth century or earlier timber-framed house, with later alterations and extensions.

Site of medieval priory of Chetwode - The priory was founded in 1245 but was ruinous by 1460. It was rebuilt, and from circa 1480 until its dissolution in 1535, it was a cell of Notley Priory. The only extant remains are St Mary And St Nicholas' Chur...

Early to mid-eighteenth century houses with twentieth century alterations, now a shop and offices

Seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house with eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth century alterations.

Modern village some distance from parish church, suggesting desertion of part of the medieval village

Medieval pottery and prehistoric flints found during evaluation trial trenching.