High House Farmhouse, Weasenham Rd. Grade II (LB9). 
18th Century Farmhouse. Brick with slate roof. Two storeys with attics. Five-bay facade of sash windows with glazing bars beneath skewback arches. Central partly glazed, front door with semi-circular fanlight. Semicircular hood on brackets and fluted pilasters probably modern. Moulded brick and dentilated cornice. Three-bay side elevaton with one gabled dormer with decorative barge board. Steeply pitched hipped double roof. Two front axial stacks, one rear axial stack and one gable-end stack. Later side extension.  

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Point House, Junction of Back Street (north side) and Tittleshall Road. Grade II (LB10) .
House, Circa 1830, Brick with slate roof.
Two storeys, L-plan.
North-east face of two bays: one bay blind, one sash window with glazing bars and one wider later double sash window with glazing bars.
Later slightly recessed, two storey side extension with pantiled roof. Single bay of sash windows with glazing bars beneath skewback arched to other elevations. Doric door-case with fluted pilasters .
Clasping pilasters with simple moulded capitals and plinths with chamfered stone coping.
Hipped roof with central stack. (Group value with 7/26 and 7/30)   

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Fourways, Junction of Mileham Road (north side) and Back Lane Grade II  (LB13).
Former Toll House now dwelling.
Early 19th Century with later extensions.
Flint with gault brick dressing to original block, red brick dressings to early extensions and colour-washed brick to 20th Century extensions.
Black and red pantiled roofs.
Original cottage of two storeys and three bays of two-centred openings with hood molds. Two blind windows at first floor, other windows with two-light y-tracery.
Central front door with blind tracery.
Masonry in bands of flint with single course brick. Rusticated quoins. Extension not of special interest.
Limekiln in Garden of Fourways, Grade II (LB14) .
Disused limekiln circa 1830. Brick with outer wall in flint.
Four accurately centred barrel vaulted passages (one blocked), around a central pier with arched chutes in each face. Infilled bell.

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Cornershop No.1 Tittleshall Road, Grade II (LB15)
Shop and dwelling, circa 1860.
Gault brick and some red brick with stucco dressings and slate roofs.
Two storeys. Arched ground floor opening with entrance on curved corner flanked by triple opening with colonettes and leaf capitals.
At upper floor twin sash windows and balcony on corner with twin sash windows to west and triple sashes to south.
Balcony on three shaped brackets with decorative metal railing.
Projecting eaves with occasional brackets. South face continues with two bays in red brick with large arched entrance to workshop beside an arched sash window with glazing bars. Two twin sashes above.
West face continues with two bays with a slightly advanced gable entrance bay with arched front door and arched window above with balcony.Twin sashes to side.
Remaining houses in row not of special interest.

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Oakland Farmhouse, Tittleshall Road (East side) Grade II (LB16).
Farmhouse, Early 19th Century. Brick with slate roofs. L-Plan, 2 storeys and 3 bay facade of sash windows with glazing bars beneath skewback arches. Taller ground floor windows. Central front door under semi-circular arch with traceried fanlight. @0th Century 2 light glazed door. Projecting eaves with paired shaped brackets. Hipped roofs and three stacks. Interior with original stair and raised and fielded panelled doors. 

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