Wolsingham Chapel Walls scheduled area (C) ASDU 2006

The site of a Medieval settlement associated with the Bishop's Manor house believed to exist immediately to the north.

It is not clear whether they are the outer enclosures of the Manor House, or house sites from the shrunken part of the village. The remains consist of a rectangular enclosure circa 220 feet by 200 feet surrounded by a bank and ditch with, in places, an outer bank. The north end of the enclosure has been destroyed by probable landscaping to the north where the moated manor is believed to be located.

18th and 19th century antiquarians attribute the site to a failed monastic foundation begun by Henry Pudesy, the nephew of Bishop Pudesy a late 12th century Prince Bishop of Durham.

The fields contain earthworks and are a Scheduled Monument protected by law.