| Building | Date | N.G.R. |
|---|
| The Barn |
17c
| TQ149555 |
|
A barn & former cottage in line,now all one dwelling
|
| Canons Court |
L18c
| TQ153564 |
|
A symmetrical "Georgian" house,double pile with cellars &
attics - perhaps encasing a timber framed earlier build
|
| The Dower House |
L18c
| TQ149559 |
|
Refurbished & extended as a Dower house in the 19c - now
divided into 2 houses
|
| Garden Cottage |
1789
| TQ147563 |
|
A symmetrically planned 2 storey house with cellar & attics,
formerly adjacent to a smith's shop
|
| Home Farm |
18c
| TQ147561 |
|
A symmetrical double pile house,stud partitions,added rear
kitchen,dairy & cellars
|
| Monks Green Farm |
18c
| TQ145568 |
|
A farmhouse of 3 ranges at right angles to the road with
parallel ridges. Internal chimneys - one of an earlier house
(c17c)
|
| - Barn |
19c
| TQ144568 |
|
Half destroyed by fire - appeared to be 3 bay barn plus 2 bay
stable with hay loft
|
| Roaring House Farm |
E18c
| TQ148543 |
|
2 bay house, with 2 rooms added & roof raised c1790. A further
house added on W. end in 20c
|
| - Barn |
18c
| TQ148542 |
|
A 3 bay barn on a high brick plinth. Forms one side of a
rectangle with the farmhouse
|
| - Granary |
L18c
| TQ148542 |
|
Stands on 9 stone staddles,faces West on far side of main
walkway through farm
|
| The Salt Box |
E18c
| TQ149558 |
|
A fine symmetrical Georgian House with many charming features
and a sympathetic 1924 extension
|
| The Well House |
L17c
| TQ149558 |
|
A 3 bay timber framed cottage with added end chimneys -
possibly originally had an agricultural use. Added 19c wing
|
| - Barn |
18c
| TQ149558 |
|
3 bay Georgian barn originally weatherboarded,now brick
infills,part floored
|
| Yew Tree Cottage |
L17c
| TQ145568 |
|
Part of a central chimney house; has its own end chimney &
inglenook hearth in the original outshot
|