The post office is slotted into a terrace of late 19th century houses that are rendered. They have replacement windows and timber shutters that clutter the elevations.

A fine cast iron guidepost survives in front of a small artificial community building in front of Foxton Court. It is in deteriorating condition. The fingers have been removed. LOCAL LIST

The boundary wall of the car park to Shields Road is a probable limestone field wall, topped with later sandstone coping. The fine boundary wall that returns along the northern and western boundary of the car park are the former garden walls of Cleadon Meadows, a mansion house designed by John Dobson. The walls probably pre-date the Dobson house and belong to an earlier country house.

A fine late 19th century (1894) public house that replaces an earlier coaching inn. Extravagant design in limestone with sandstone quoins, window and door surrounds. It has been extended to the south to more than double its original footprint. The building incorporates a fine stone fireplace from the old Matthew's house that features the initials M M I for Michael and Isobel Matthews, and the date 1675.

A fine detached house built at the turn of the 20th century. Bay window to the front elevation. A new house has been built on land to the rear.

Pair of attractive semi-detached houses. Built at the turn of the 20th century. Brick built and painted white. Both have original full height three sided projecting bays with new windows.

Built in 1907. Extremely attractive Edwardian house with a hipped gable. A projecting splayed bay sits over the porch. A full height timber box bay and a ground floor bay, with original windows and heavy cornices are attached to the south elevation. There are mature landscaped gardens. LOCAL LIST

Opened 1903 for children 5-13. It was the only school in the village until 1907. Building is rendered and incised to look like masonry. The windows are original. The building comprises two symmetrical halves - probably divided into boys and girls schools. Part of the left hand porch and a section of the lower roof was removed when the church hall (HER 12783) was built. Building was in use as the village infant school until 1963, it continued to be used as a dining room and library until 2007. It is now the village community centre.

Inter-war church hall. Brick with shallow buttress supports on the north and south elevations. Little ornamentation except the front porch with a concrete doorway with simple triangular pediment with 'ALL SAINTS CHURCH HALL' painted across it. The church hall replaced the original village school. LOCAL LIST

A pre-First World War electricity substation. Brick built with a rosemary tile roof. It is surmounted by a square tower with an open ventilation lantern with a lead ogee shaped roof. It has projecting brick cills and a dog-tooth brick cornice.