The oldest buildings are Moat House (1680), Bishop Vesey Grammar School (1760) and Bleak House (1790), all on the Lichfield Road.

The Lichfield Road also contains a red-brick Victorian terrace (circa 1850), a row of substantial Edwardian villas and the Roman Catholic Church of Holy Trinity (1930)

Anchorage Road features a row of Victorian houses of various designs and Mulroy Road contains detached Edwardian villas and a Georgian mansion that was partially rebuilt in the 1860's.

Two houses in Anchorage Road and one in Mulroy Road were designed in the Arts and Crafts Style by C E Bateman.

There are large semi-detached Edwardian houses divided by boundary walls on Boswell Road.

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