A deserted village and motte and bailey surviving as extensive and well preserved earthworks in which features such as house platforms and roads can ...
Weston Turville Castle
Motte and twin baileys. The works apparently consisted of a motte with surrounding ditch and a bailey to the south of the motte; of a second bailey on ...
Princes Risborough Castle
The site of a rectangular enclosure with a moated annexe, now largely destroyed by a car park. Excavated in 1955 when various remains were uncovered, ...
Lavendon Castle
A ringwork or motte and bailey mentioned in a pipe roll of 1192-3. The earthwork was destroyed in 1944 when much 12th century pottery was found. A ...
Hanslope Castle
The remains of Hanslope Castle are situated in the village of Castlethorpe, it was probably constructed in the 12th century by William Maudit. There ...
Buckingham Castle
The parish church is built in on what is thought to be a motte. A castle at this site was first mentioned in documentary sources in 1154-64 and was ...
Bolebec Castle
Ring and bailey or motte and bailey seen as earthworks. The castle mound is scarped out of the natural slope of the spur to enclose a sub-oval area ...
Boarstall Tower
14th-century moated gatehouse, built by John de Haudlo and once part of a fortified manor house, set in gardens. The property, owned by the National ...
Yielden Castle
The scheduled monument includes the remains of a medieval castle mound with baileys to the north and west, and a series of banked and ditched ...
Risinghoe Castle
A 12th century motte and bailey castle. There is only documentary evidence for a bailey but the motte is about 20 feet high and looks much like a ...
Odell Castle
The mutilated earthwork remains of Odell Castle, a Motte and Bailey with a stone keep was described as a ruin in the 16th century by Leland. A new ...
Someries Castle
The upstanding and buried remains of the late medieval magnate's residence known as Someries Castle and the adjacent garden earthworks. The upstanding ...