Late 19th century brick water tower, completed in 1883, by Charles Clegg, Borough Surveyor and Engineer.

Mid/late C19 brick built mill.

12th? century or earlier church.

C12 and later church.

12th century church of possible Anglo-Saxon foundation.

12th century church or likely earlier origin.

12th century church, much altered, located on the south side of the High Street, close to the site of East Gate.

15th century Gatehouse for St John's Abbey, Colchester.

Late C18 watermill.

The Lexden and Winstree Union Workhouse, on the south side of Lexden Road, was constructed in 1836 by Scott and Moffatt as a variation on the Sampson Kempthorne radial plan form. It comprised a central hub with four projecting accommodation wings and segregated yards enclosed by an outer rim of octagonal service structures. An entrance block was located to the north and an infirmary to the south. A chapel, laundry and mortuary were added later. After 1930 it became St Albrights Hospital and in latter years was occupied by Essex County Council Social Services, before closure in 2006 and subsequent conversion to residential.