Late C18 red brick tower mill, now used as a dwelling.

The church was restored in C19 when the E. wall was rebuilt and the S. vestry and organ chamber added.

Restored in C19 when the N. vestry and S. porch were added.

Josselyns - Baileys on C and A map of 1777. NB. This building first appears on the 1973-1993 County Series 1:10k map (and not before). It is likely that this record was assigned erroenously, and should relate to Old Josselyns (MCC4371), which does appear (Baileys) on Chapman and Andre's 1777 map).

Gatehouse and remaining E and W wings of a great early C16 house which was never completed. Long Gallery to the south, contemporary originally built as stables, barn to the east mid C15 with reused C13 timbers.

Moat.

"Site of unknown building, unknown age and other features in the adjacent area".

The west face of the tower was repaired in red brick c.1700 and retopped in `gaults' in the C19.

Site of a windmill.

Gatehouse on site of Greyfriars Monastery, is c.1600 with a fine C17 plaster front.