Castle Dyke is a slight univallate hillfort on Little Haldon Hill. It offers insights into community transitions from the Bronze to Iron Age and generally survives well.

Oxton House, a picturesque late 18th-century estate developed by Rev John Swete, features gardens and pleasure grounds with historical literary connections and significant cultural...

Luscombe Castle is a significant early 19th-century estate designed by John Nash and landscaped by Humphry Repton, known for its picturesque style and historical gardens.

Stover Park, developed from the mid-18th century, features historical landscapes and a manor designed by James Templer. It later became a school and country park.

Mamhead Park features 18th-century parkland, associated with Lancelot Brown, and a 19th-century mansion designed by Anthony Salvin.

A railway station, opened in 1875, built in an Italianate style for South Devon Railway, on the site of an earlier station building destroyed by fire.

Stonelands House, designed by John Nash in 1817, is notable for its 19th-century villa surrounded by landscaped pleasure grounds shaped by various historical figures over time.

Ugbrooke Park is a historic 18th-century estate remodelled by Lancelot Brown and Robert Adam, featuring picturesque landscapes, a mansion, and significant political and cultural connections.

Roman signal stations, crucial in military strategy, were built for observation and signalling. Despite cultivation, the station near Marshall Farm retains archaeological significance.

War memorial, erected between 1920-22, added to after the Second World War and again following later conflicts, surrounded by a stepped base and decorative railings.

Milber Down Camp is a small multivallate hillfort with an outwork, located 300m northwest of Little Haccombe Farm.

The Starcross Pumping House is a unique architectural relic designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, notable for its Italianate style and historical significance in the South Devon Atmospheric...

Powderham Castle, a mid-19th-century site, features historic terraced gardens by Charles Fowler, pleasure grounds, and a deer park from the 18th century, blending historical landscapes with...

The Haytor Granite Tramway, unique for its use of carved granite instead of iron, provided a crucial link from the Haytor and Holwell Tor quarries.

The deserted medieval settlement at Challacombe on Dartmoor displays well-preserved early settlement structures, providing significant archeological insights into medieval land use and...

Bennett's Cross, a medieval wayside cross on Dartmoor, serves as a boundary marker and reflects medieval religious customs.

House and associated stable and gig or coach houseThe house is probably late C17 or early C18 with a transverse wing and two storey lean-to service range on the north side of 1846.

The Church of St Andrew in Kenn features medieval architecture with significant 19th-century restorations. Notable elements include a 13-bay rood screen, C12 font, and vibrant stained glass.

Bishop's Palace at Bishopsteignton is a significant example of a bishop's residence with both inner and outer courts, indicating its historical status and architecture.

The Church of St Winifred in Manaton features a mix of 15th-century and later architectural elements, including richly carved timber screens and an ornate reredos.