Such buildings include the early 19th-century Box Terrace—a row of five (formerly six) terraced houses[4]—as well as numerous other private dwellings.

The co-educational Cotswold Chine School opened in 1954 to cater for students aged 7–19 with special educational needs.

[10] After the First World War, the building began to house the village Sunday School and weekly Evensong service.

The church was expanded in the 1920s by the rector of Minchinhampton, who oversaw the installation of a piano and provided the use of a portable altar, and the building itself was extended in the 1930s.

[10] The church is dedicated to St Barnabas, and now offers a Eucharist service on Sundays and Holy Communion on Wednesdays.