As well as Aldworth House (sharing the steep east side leading to the wood-surrounded hamlet, or farmstead, Roundhurst Common) and Foxholes (which together formed the estate of Alfred, Lord Tennyson), walkers can see architecture, especially in Victorian and turn-of-the-20th-century, rustic styles (such as Arts and Crafts architecture). These include Blackdown House, west, surrounded by daffodils in the spring, and Old Manor Farm (Upper Roundhurst Farm), east.