Mid 19th century timber-framed cart lodge.

C15 timber-framed hall house.

Late C17 timber-framed house.

C13 church, disused since late C19.

Late C18/early C19 brewery.

Evaluation trenches dug at the National Bus Station revealed archaeological material ranging from Roman through Post Medieval into the modern period.

Late C19 workers cottage provided by Hunts.

Late C19 workers cottages built by Hunts Atlas Works.

A large area of unimproved grazing marsh, representing several phases of reclamation and incorporating several marshes, adjacent to the Blackwater Estuary between Salcott Creek and Tollesbury Fleet. A wide range of characteristic features include sea wall, borrow dyke, sinuous former creeks and rills, counter walls, mounds, including red hills, building platforms, and counter walls. The grassland is managed through grazing as an RSPB reserve with public access and is of international importance.

Late C17 red brick fronted house. Moated site