The building was built circa 1600 and the timber framed building may originally have been a warehouse. It was probably converted to domestic use in the late 17th century.

Two storey detached house designed by York architect G Townsend Andrews for the Rev T C Price c.1846. Clamp brick walls with end and ridge dentilled brick chimney stacks with tall plain fireclay pots. Brick-on-end lintels, projecting base course of b...

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Former vicarage with c.17th century origins, situated on one of the few undeveloped medieval burgage plots remaining in the village. The building’s form is of a later vernacular style, with alterations made in the early-mid 19th century. Nominated...

House. Early 19th century with 18th century remains. Exterior: 2 storeys and 3 bays.

Site of inn, the Packhorse Inn, documented in 1580, in use as a house in 1764 and recorded as a public house in 1824

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Record redundant; see MYO429

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Public house built in the late 18th century, remodelled in 1897.