* Bradford Town Centre *
Sited at the base of steep hills, filled with an amazing array of period buildings, from tiny weavers' cottages to wealthy clothiers' mansions.

* Chapel of St. Mary *
Circa 1840. Built on the high hill above the town; views of vale of West Wiltshire, past White Horse of Westbury to the wooded hills of Longleat.

* Great Chalfield Manor *
Moated manor house dating from 1480 with church and stables; restored early 1900's.

* Iford Manor *
Grade I Listed Italianate gardens on a terraced hilside. Once owned by Harold Peto, the architect who taught Lutyens.

* Saxon Church *
The most complete church of its kind in England, its existence was forgotten for centuries. Rediscovered in the nineteenth century, it was returned to its former use after restoration. Lower parts date from the 7th century.

* Tithe Barn *
Built in the 14th century as a granary for Shaftesbury Abbey, it is 168 feet long and one of the largest tithe barns in the country. The stone-tiled roof weighs 100 tons.

* Westwood Manor *
15th century manor house; 1490 great hall, fine decorative 17th century plasterwork.