Beaconhill Farm is a farmstead visible on the 1st Ed Os Map. The farmstead is laid out in a regular L-plan with an additional Z-plan range. The farmhouse is detached and set away from the yard. The farmstead sits alongside a public road in an isolated location. This farmstead remains intact with additional modern sheds to the side.

Excavation revealed late Neolithic/Bronze Age ditched enclosures with preserved timbers and aurochs skull, as well as a middle Bronze Age burnt mound, a possible Iron Age hilltop enclosure and an Anglo-Saxon settlement

Sherds, coarse grey ware, found in Sluice Wood, in bank (S1).

IA pottery sherds, worked flints and pot boilers recorded on Ipswich Museum card.

Blue glass bead with white trail decoration, found in a mole hill.

Rom pottery, some C1, in black patch 4 feet in diameter.

Cropmarks of probable later Prehistoric or Roman field systems and trackways, Martlesham parish.

Neo axe / adze, noted on Ipswich Museum Map.

Several axes and arrowheads from Blood Field. Recorded in Victoria County History. Formerly recorded as MRM MISC

A number of axes and arrowheads in private collections. Recorded in Voctoria County History. Formerly recorded as MRM MISC