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No. 5 Nayland Road is a grade II-listed timber-framed and rendered cottage in a terrace of similar cottages close the historic centre of Bures St Mary.

Five slit trenches are visible on aerial photographs of Second World War date to the west of Garrison Lane, Felixstowe.

Bronze Age graves found in foundation trench for extension on W side of house.

Small trial excavation at 5 St Mary's Square located Med oven with 3 ?C11/C12 sherds in topfill overlying post holes.

Monitoring recorded medieval building footings and post medieval pits.

Monitoring exposed at least two building extensions, a mortar and rubble foundation for sill beams, over an earlier floor of clay and at least two pits predating the clay floor not excavated.

Monitoring of footing trenches for two houses identified elements of the preserved natural fen edge topography with one possible natural peat hollow and four undated features.

BA socketed axe found earlier in the C20 (before 1947) in the garden of "The Bungalow" (now 50) Holton Road.

Coin : C3 barbarous radiate.

A pair of timber framed and plastered houses, with the front elevation clad with pebbledash, the roofs are tiled. Built on an L-shaped plan the houses are of two storeys. There is a two window range with an added one window range to the north. At the...