Record Search

Grade II-listed timber-framed and rendered house of exceptional historic interest, including two areas of external 16th century pargeting that are now preserved within the extensions.

Evaluation revealed medieval ditches (12th to 14th century) and a large pit.

Monitoring revealed a single gully, believed to be of 13-14th century date, finds recovered included pottery, clay pipe, flint, animal bone and shell fragments.

Watermill with connecting channels to River Ore.

Rom pottery sherds found in digging a drain trench at a depth of 18 inches on sand subsoil.

Excavation identified large areas of 19th century disturbance and terracing, but in a small relatively undisturbed area several pits and a probable ditch were located.

Site of small post mill with roundhouse, converted into house in late 1930s by the composer Benjamin Britten.

Early-15th century open hall house

Monitoring identified two large pits of 15th/16th century date.

The Old Park, Cockfield. Presumed to be the deer park listed by Hoppitt (S1, S2) as being recorded between circa 1300 & 1550.