It is possible that three anomalies to the west of possible structures of Toton Manor Farm may represent the extension of buildings into this area.

A small, rectilinear positive anomaly was aligned southeast–northwest on its longer axis and measuring 3.5m x 3m. Approximately 8.5m to the northeast of this feature is a group of three positive rectilinear anomalies, defining a broadly rectangular area of 11m x 6m and appearing to show some evidence of spatial differentiation within that area. As these anomalies lie close to the known location of the now demolished Manor Farm buildings, these features should be considered to have potential archaeological significance. Immediately to the east of these features is an irregular but linear negative magnetic anomaly which covers an area of 24m2 and extends for c. 11m in a broadly northwest–southeast direction from the edge of the area surveyed.

G. Carver, P. Johnson, D. Strange-Walker, R. Townsend, S. Malone & J. Walker, 2014, Toton Unearthed, Toton Nottinghamshire: Report on an Integrated Field Survey Conducted at Toton Manor Farm Recreation Ground, April-May 2014 (Unpublished document). SNT4978.