The remains of a substantial late medieval to early post-medieval building fronting Stanwell Street, demolished c.1648 (CAT Building 180), defined by excavations in advance of the construction of a multi-storey car park, 1988-89.

C12 church with Norman wall paintings, vaulted apse (nave and chancel also originally vaulted) and Norman work of various periods. Bettley and Pevsner (2007, p.305) describe it as 'the most remarkable Norman parish church in Essex'.

The timber-framed and weatherboarded tower is probably late C17 or early C18 (see 12423 for original tower).

Anglo-Saxon and later church, remodelled in 1758 and with partial C19 restorations.

Anglo-Saxon church with C14 work.

Late medieval building (CAT Building 156) discovered at the Cups Hotel site, High Street, in 1973-4

Late C19 gate complex.

Mid C14, late C15 and early C17 range of shops and houses amalgamated in late C19/early C20.

Late C18/early C19 house, structurally connected to the town wall.

Late C16 timber-framed house, former workhouse.