EAW051327 ENGLAND (1953). Stockleigh House and Pleases Farm, Stockleigh Pomeroy, 1953. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Browns Cottages EX17 4AU Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 433611 Has been used as a Post Office. Originally possibly 2 houses or 1 house with service wing. Late C15 or early C16 remodelled C16-C17 and C20. Probably originally 2 houses at right-angles, each with 3-room through- or cross-passage plans. Main range probably truncated to right. One cottage Roof is monopitch. C20 corrugated iron sloping down to rear.

"Little Raddon Cross"

Pleases Farm EX17 4AU Farmhouse Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 433633 Probably C16 or C17 and extended at lower end and to rear early-mid C19. Originally 3-room through-passage plan but extended C19 by one room left and rear lean-to and outshut to create service rooms. 1985 French windows inserted in hall window position and 1985 top opening window to right. Entire roof replaced in C19 and much repaired in C20. In 1881 John, Sarah and the family Bragg are at Pleases farm, Stockleigh Pomeroy

Stockleigh House, Stockleigh Pomeroy EX17 4AT (location may be referred to as South Stockleigh) Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 433645 Former rectory - now a private house. Circa 1840s, altered later C19 and extended circa 1958. 1917- Captain William Cecil Hammond, son of Henry and Catherine Hammond of the rectory, buried in Greece. 1854 - the Rev. Thomas Young, Rector of Stockleigh Pomeroy, Devon deceased in his 54th year. 1850- incumbency of the Rev. Thomas Young