Despite a 'four-village bypass' scheme being given the go-ahead in the 1990s, a change of government priorities saw this project withdrawn and subsequent attempts to re-visit similar ideas have failed through lack of financial support. In addition to the aforementioned St. Mary's Church (Grade II* listed), Farnham is also home to nine other listed buildings; all of which are Grade II listed. These are Farnham Manor (formerly known as Farnham Hall), Rose Hill House, Elm Tree Farmhouse and Elm Tree Cottage, Turret Cottage, Turret House and Hill Farmhouse. There are two more significant listed buildings within Farnham: The old George & Dragon pub and the old Post Office Stores. The Old George and Dragon is located directly on the A12 as it passes through Farnham (at which point it is called The Street) and acquired its Grade II status in 1983. This building used to be a public house for the area, but heard 'last orders' called for the final time in 1996. The building has since been converted into a residential property. The old Post Office Stores is also located on The Street and also gained its Grade II status in 1983. This building was of much importance to the village of Farnham and the neighbouring Stratford St. Andrew, as letters that were sent to both villages from Wickham Market were left at Farnham Post Office. The building is now used as a residential property and was last put up for sale with a guide price of £275,000. The village of Farnham is located in the electoral region of Wilford, which in turn falls into the Suffolk Coastal district. Currently Wilford is under Conservative rule with Andrew Reid representing Wilford at Suffolk County Council. Farnham with Stratford St. Andrew Parish Council represents these two parishes collectively.