A building and small roadside plot are shown on the Tithe Map and OS 1st Edition mapping and described as house and garden in the Tithe Map Apportionment book.

A building is shown on the OS 1st Edition mapping

A small brass foundry and agricultural engineering works run by the Nethercott family. The associated house dates from 1864.

An outfarm comprising animal housing with a fodder store above. A waterwheel fed by a leat and header pond provided power for crop processing.

A water meadow irrigation system of probable 19th century date is visible on aerial photographs as earthworks. The system taps a spring fed stream (a tributary of the Quarme).

Fishponds forming part of the post-medieval landscaping around Combe Sydenham. Local tradition advises that they were constructed and worked by Sir Francis Drake.

The settlement is shown on historic mapping.

A post-medieval catchwork or field gutter system is visible on aerial photographs taken in 1947 as a series of earthworks. The system probably tapped Bradley Pond to the north for their water supply.

A waterwheel for powering general farm machinery was fed by ponds and an aqueduct.

A working water meadow system at East Nurcott and as such is thought to be the last working gutter system in West Somerset.