Medieval gate.

Building survey and excavation during alterations to Nos 2 and 3, and erection of a new building on the site of No 1.

Site of the Crouched Friars Monastery.

The Inworth Tithe Map of 1839 shows a cluster of fields three of which are known as Potters Row Field (nos.109, 121 and 306) and one as Pot Kiln Field (no.170).

C15/C16 timber-framed house. Archaeological excavation inside the Co-op in 2018 defined a sequence of below-ground archaeological remains dating from the mid 13th and late 14th century onwards.

17th century Inn with medieval cellar.

The central tower is of four stages. The lower three stages of the tower are most likely pre-Conquest; the top stage is Norman.

Church to the north-east of Berechurch Hall.

Anglo-Saxon church with C14 work.

Walls of mixed rubble with stone, Roman brick in tower and aisle.