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Fifteenth to twentieth century records of Colstrop farmstead

Late eighteenth century farmstead known as Common Leys Farm, partly demolished and now disused.

A Neolithic polished greenstone axe was found in the bed of the Colne Brook, a tributary of the River Colne, near the eastern boundary of the parish of Iver, by Mr Whitehead. The exact spot cannot now be determined, but a position on the stream about...

Colstrope Farmhouse. The farmhouse was built in the early-mid 18th century, it is a three bay, double pile house of two storeys with a cellar and attics. The front elevation is of knapped flint with brick dressings and dentil eaves, the remainder of ...

Bronze Age metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

Eighteenth century house called Colne Cottage

Common Ley, seventeenth century timber-framed house with later alterations and extension

Late Bronze Age metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Quartzite macehead of unknown date found at Colstrope farm

Post-medieval property boundaries and causeways on Common Road