An alluvial tin streamwork at the foot of the River Lyd valley in Lydford Woods, with parallel spoil dumps that show several phases of working, bounded on the north by the Bridestowe and Brentor parish boundary bank.
An alluvial tin streamwork beside the Brim Brook with three blocks of dumps, each with its own leat, and three tinners' buildings cut into the dumps, the largest 8.6 m long.
A Grade II* listed barn standing near Yeo Farmhouse, likely medieval or early post-medieval in origin.
A Grade II* listed barn standing north west of Walreddon Manor, a surviving outbuilding from the manor's agricultural past.
Grade II* listed farm buildings from the medieval or early modern period, standing south of Higher Shilstone Farmhouse on Dartmoor.
A grade II* listed barn, originally a longhouse, standing west of Inglettes Farmhouse on Dartmoor.
A tower in the Tavistock vicarage garden that kept the name of a woman said to have been murdered there, borrowed by Mrs Bray for a character in her novel Fitz of Fitzford.
Medieval listed building on Dartmoor. Historic England list entry 1147239.
A Grade II* listed farmhouse on Dartmoor, likely medieval in origin with later additions.
