Flatford

There is no church in the entry for Flatford. Pevsner says "The three principal house are the Manor House (Valley Farm), the Mill, and Willy Lott's Cottage; all pleasant to look at, but visited chiefly for their connection with John Constable." Willy Lott's Cottage and the Mill are timber-framed and of the C16; the mill is of brick and dates from the C17".

Here is the Manor House (Valley Farm):

And here is Willy Lott's Cottage:

And now three views of the Mill:

A bit closer:

And from the rear:

John Constable's famous Haywain painting evokes Suffolk and is nominally set at Flatford and the millpond by the River Stour but was actually composed in his London studio based on drawings taken over several years. More details at the National Gallery site.