Back Lane

White Cottages

Two Grade II listed cottages, probably the oldest in the village. They were a cruck-framed longhouse, with four bays, built in, at latest, the 16th century.
The first two bays were for domestic use and the third and fourth, a stable and shippon.

The Paddock

This modern house was built on the site of an old thatched cottage. When it fell into dereliction, it was frequented by an old tramp and children used to dare each other to rush in and see if he was there.

The Cottage

This cottage still exists in Back Lane but the old thatched shippon and stable have long since been demolished. The cottage has been enlarged over the years.

This cottage stood on the corner of Back Lane and Deans Lane. The height of the cottage was increased using different sized brick. The child being held is Miss Cornwell, who spent her entire life in this cottage until her death in 1997. The old cottage was replaced with a modern one in 2006.