Bradnop

The remains of mediaeval ridge and furrow ploughing system, to the south of Cartledge, Bradnop, identified on aerial photography.

A corn mill of probably early 19th century date. The mill is thought to have gone out of use in the late 1890s. Now a much altered private dwelling.

A circular walled enclosure, possibly used for keeping stock, which was extant by the late 19th century.

A listed stone built farmhousewith a late 16th century core and later additions

A pair of listed mid 18th Century cottages of stone construction with blue machine tiled rooves.

A listed 17th Century farmhouse with later additions. The two-storey farmhouse has painted, rendered stonework and a blue machine tileroof, while the lower farm buildings have been left unrendered.

A listed late 19th Century milepost of painted cast iron, which shows the distances to Leek, Ashbourne and London.

A listed late 19th Century milepost of of painted cast iron. The mile post has a circular shaft with an enlarged head with raised lettering on both. Distances to Leek, Ashbourne and London are shown. Erected in 1834, cast by James Bassett of Ashbourne. 

A listed farmhouse comprising of a late 17th Century section and a mid 19th Century section.

Entrance gate Piers to Ashenhust Bradnop.