A wagon store or repair facility thought to date to c.1900. Recorded by Colchester Archaeological Trust in November 2014 (assigned number Building 3), following decommission and before demolition (in advance of redevelopment, CBC planning application 131935) in 2015.

A probable store room thought to date to c.1900 or shortly after. Recorded by Colchester Archaeological Trust in November 2014 (assigned number Building 3a), following decommission and before demolition (in advance of redevelopment, CBC planning application 131935) in 2015.

One of six stable blocks (only two survive) built in c.1875. Two storey, red brick with yellow brick bands and stone lintels, slate roof and brick ridge stacks. Part of the Royal Artillery Barracks (later Le Cateau Barracks), Colchester Garrison.

17th century house.

Late C18/early C19 house.

Late C18 brick house. Currently used as the Quaker Meeting House, since the 1970s when the building was rebuilt behind the facades.

Early C19 grey gault public house.

17th century house.

Early C16 timber-framed house, incorporating high quality timber work. Musket holes from Civil War damage

Late C18/early C19 front to earlier building.