Grade II Listed Buildings
- Rugbourne Farmhouse at Images of England
- Gazebo on boundary wall, 30 metres east of The Court at Images of England
- The Court at Images of England
- High Littleton House at Images of England
- The Shop at Images of England
- The Willows at Images of England
- Cottage Farm at Images of England
- Meadow Lea and garden railings at Images of England
- Tennis Court Farmhouse at Images of England
- Brook Farmhouse at Images of England
- Gatepiers to stable court at The Grange at Images of England
- The Grange at Images of England
- Church of Holy Trinity at Images of England
- Brodribb monument at Images of England
- Lansdown monument at Images of England
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