Farmhouse built in the first half of the 18th century.

Not thought to be an antiquity; previously thought to be cropmarks of a double ditched enclosure, enclosing another on a slightly different alignment. Appears to be caused by vehicle tracks turning in a confined area.

Alleged remains of a rectangular medieval moat about 50 m square with a causeway giving access from the NE. It has been suggested that it may represent in part the re-use of a bend in a natural watercourse. An artificial drain forms the west side to...

Strensall Local History Group (SLHG) was invited by John Oxley, City of York Archaeologist, to undertake a survey of the ridge & furrow remains within the parish of Strensall and Towthorpe. A total of 33 ridge & furrow monument records from the H...

A short linear track of uncertain date shows as a cropmark to the west of Bore Tree Baulk. It may be related to the possible Iron Age or Roman enclosure to the west (SE 65 SE 24).

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Potential trackway and field boundaries defined by ditches seen as cropmarks on air photographs; these features are of uncertain date. (AP NMR SE 6457/2 (12692/04) )

Potential trackway and field boundaries defined by ditches seen as cropmarks on air photographs; these features are of uncertain date. (AP YAT PVA 84:3:14/9 XX-XXX-1984 )

A possible prehistoric double-ditched trackway was seen as cropmarks on air photographs. There are two sections of trackway, forming a junction, and they may represent part of a larger linear system.