these are scattered along the valley of the south-flowing stream and the road, in irregular clumps giving views of the woods and fields. the manor house (listed grade ii) and its adjoining church date largely from the 15th century, with significant embellishments and extensions especially in the 19th century. there are several workers' cottages in vernacular styles, some with carved dates in the 1600s. a few other more substantial dwellings show later work, mostly from the 19th century. the old rectory, built in 1842, was designed by sir george gilbert scott.