Winterbourne Stoke, England

Manor House, early and late C17, extended c1920.

Milestone. C18. Oolitic limestone. Shaft, broken at top, cut back to receive later metal plate, now missing. Incised lettering reading 10. Two benchmarks, one placed sideways.

Road bridge. C18. Red brick with stone parapet. Two segmental arches on centre brick cutwater, 3 rings of half bricks. Flush parapet with weathered stone copings, the parapet slightly splayed at ends and ending in brick piers.

Farmhouse. C17 and C18, reworked C19. Flint and limestone, with C19 tiled roof banded with fishscale tiles. Left block of 2 storeys and basement, 1 bay. Thin limestone banding in flint walls, and stone quoins. Dripmould at first floor level.

Anglican parish church. Late C12, C13, C15 and early C19. Flint with dispersed limestone and stone quoins.

Five chest tombs set in a continuous row. C18. Limestone. All have deep ledger slabs with lower chamfer and plain stone sides. Chamfered base.

Cottage. Late C17-early C18. Flint and limestone chequerwork, thatched roof. Single storey and attic, originally a living room with entrance to narrow service bay. Door now to C20 artificial stone extension added to right gable.

House in own grounds. Early C19. Smooth rendering, painted; slate low-pitched roof with lead hips and dressings.

Milestone. C18. Limestone. A rectangular pillar with rounded top. Painted inscription reading LXXXIII/Miles from / LONDON / V / from / Amesbury. One of a series on the Amesbury to Shaftesbury turnpike.

Memorial. 1912. Granite. Relief-carved cross set into wheel-head with very short shaft and stepped plinth.