15th century house.

Later C19 part of former Colchester Brewing Company Ltd brewery.

Mid 19th century congregational church by Frederick Barnes of Ipswich, erected 1863 and demolished (apart from the 125-foot spire at the north-west corner of the nave) in 1984 (and replaced by the United Reformed Church). The Congregational Church was itself on the site of the Round Meeting House, built in 1766 and demolished in 1862 (to make way for this church).

Late 17th century house.

Late C18/early C19 brick house.

C15 timber-framed house opposite the church.

Timber-framed house. An assessment by Leigh Alston in 2018 suggested the building dates in part from the late 14th or early 15th century, although it is currently listed as 16th century.

Late C17 octagonal dovecote.

Churchyard of St Giles's Church. 12th century origin, now largely destroyed.

(Site of) Late 18th century foundry. Site redeveloped in 1930/1940s.