Landmarks A number of older buildings survive, forming in Cowley all but one of the 15 architecturally listed buildings, the other being the main lecture building of Brunel University. Cowley House, and the Manor Farm are the most architecturally and historically significant. In the High Street, Old Vine Cottage, The Crown, and Maygood's Farm date from before 1700, and there are several detached 18th-century houses there, some of which may incorporate earlier work. At Cowley Peachey are two timber-framed houses: the Old Cottage probably dates from the 15th or early 16th century and is a three-bay house of which the central bay was originally an open hall. At some later date the hall was divided into two storeys and a brick chimney was inserted. The Malt Shovel in Iver Lane is also Grade II listed.
landmarks a number of older buildings survive forming in cowley all but one of the 15 architecturally listed buildings the other being the main lecture building of brunel university cowley house and the manor farm are the most architecturally and historically significant in the high street old vine cottage the crown and maygood's farm date from before 1700 and there are several detached 18th-century houses there some of which may incorporate earlier work at cowley peachey are two timber-framed houses the old cottage probably dates from the 15th or early 16th century and is a three-bay house of which the central bay was originally an open hall at some later date the hall was divided into two storeys and a brick chimney was inserted the malt shovel in iver lane is also grade ii listed