The Wattle House is a Grade II Listed Building standing on Nepcote Green and dates from 1803. Originally built for the storage of wattles (woven fencing) on the ground floor, there were two dwellings on the first floor, which would have provided very cramped insanitary accommodation.

The solid external walls are in flint, a typical local building material and the quoins and window and door reveals are in an orange-red brick. The chimneys can also be traced on the outside of the building as they too are in brick from bottom to top.

The building is owned by Findon Parish Council and they have embarked upon a programme of restoration  including re-roofing and structural repairs to the walls. The work commenced on site on Monday 11 May with completion in July 2015,  before the annual Sheep Fair in September.