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Pair of seventeenth to eighteenth century timber-framed houses partly rebuilt in the eighteenth to nineteenth century and now one house.

Early eighteenth century town house called Elmodesham House, built about 1710. The building is constructed of purple red brick, with light red dressings and quoins. The roof is of old tile. There is a parapet above a moulded dentil cornice. Comprises...

Iron Age and Roman pottery found in housing development

Nineteenth century garden recorded in historic documents and maps

Nineteenth century records of Elsage Farm being very ancient and surrounded by a moat, recorded in field survey

Late Bronze Age metalwork found on Elm Road in a metal-detecting survey

Late sixteenth century and later manor house at Elmhurst, built on site of earlier Medieval manor house

Thirteenth to nineteenth century records of Elsage Manor, later known as Elsage Farm

Seventeenth to early eighteenth century timber-framed farmhouse with twentieth century extension.

Medieval pits, ditches and pottery found during watching brief.