A section of hollow way or track that provided access to the west part of West Challacombe Farm.

Stone gate piers and short section of adjoining wall on the north side of West Challacombe Lane to the west of the farm.

A disused post-medieval or modern gateway, with a small scarp that extends for 20 metres from close to the gateway.

An area of quarrying is shown on historic mapping. It was awarded to the Surveyors of the Highways for Combe Martin for use in the repair of the parish's roads.

A possible post-medieval access track, which may or may not relate to a previous subdivision of the field in which it is situated.

An adit extends into the cliff for some 16 metres. It was probably associated with the West Challacombe Silver Lead Mine in the mid 19th Century.

The remains are depicted but not annotated on the Ordnance Survey 25 inch map of 1889 and survive as a small openwork, an adit and two associated spoil heaps. They were probably associated with the 19th Century Girt Down Mine sett. Summary from record MDE21478: 30/4/1993 (rchm) mine workings shown but not annotated on os 1887 map. Considered by claughton to be associated with 19c girt down mine sett. A small openwork visible on steep coastal slopes. An adit lies to the e side of an overgrown track and consists of a rock cut gulley 26m e-w by 7m. There is a spoilheap to the immediate nw, 20m diam, and a smaller one 40m to w about 10m diam. Both obscured by heather + gorse (rchm). Summary from record MMO267: Mine workings dating to the 19th Century are visible on aerial photographs as a series of earthworks above The Rawns, Combe Martin. A small openwork remains as does an adit visible as rock cut gulley measuring 36m by 7m. Two associated spoil heaps on site were identified by field survey.

Mine workings on the steep northern slopes of Little Hangman are visible as a linear rock cutting and were probably worked for iron and manganese in association with the Little Hangman Lode.

The farmstead was at one time split into two properties, Lower and Higher Verwill.

A routeway is depicted on the Tithe Map for Trentishoe across the northern part of Dean Common, leading from the direction of Combe Martin across to Woodend Cottage and beyond.