An 18th Century two arched bridge over the River Avill, built in 1768 to carry the Dunster to Timberscombe road. It was replaced by a new bridge, situated to its southeast, in 1913.

A prehistoric hillslope enclosure on the end of a spur on Harwood Brakes. It measures 50 metres by 31 metres internally and is defined by ditches 8 metres wide and 0.8 metres deep. There are no traces of internal occupation.

A motte and bailey castle of Norman origins was rebuilt in the mid 13th Century and 1420 before the motte was landscaped in the early 18th Century. The bailey is occupied by the existing house, built in c.1571 and altered in 1867. The site is likely to have been used prior to its Norman occupation.