Dovecote approximately 68 metres south west of Bisham Abbey

The dovecote, located approximately 68 metres south west of Bisham Abbey, dates back to the 15th century. It is constructed from chalk and flint, featuring slip tiles and a brick buttress, topped with an old tile conical roof. The dovecote has a circular plan and is supported by four two-stage buttresses. It includes a flint plinth, a moulded stone string, and closed eaves, along with four small open gabled dormers. At the center, there is an ogee roof adorned with a ball and finial. The entrance door on the south-east side is very small and planked.

Inside, the dovecote contains nearly continuous nesting boxes, a revolving ladder on a large newel post, and a fine framed timber roof, although some timbers have been replaced.