| Feature | Feature Notes |
| 18PR135 Brick Cluster | Similar to Feature RR(Phase III). Possible garden related feature. Uncertain function, possible floor or light foundation. |
| 18PR135 Brick Drain | One brick wide drain. |
| 18PR135 Brick Feature | D-4. Deteriorated brick feature. Possibly associated with brick pavement in TU B-7, B-8, B-9. |
| 18PR135 Brick Footing | English bond pattern. |
| 18PR135 Brick Foundation | Two bricks wide. In line with brick and stone foundation. (TU F&G) |
| 18PR135 Brick Walkway | Pavement or walkway oriented east to west. Possible stone step. Excavation incomplete. |
| 18PR135 Builder's Trench | Units B-5, B-6, B-8. Fill consists of brick and rock rubble and cultural debris. |
| 18PR135 Builder's Trench 2 | Builder's trench. |
| 18PR135 Feature A1 | Possible posthole without discernable mold. |
| 18PR135 Feature C | Stepped posthole. No identifiable botanicals. Soils and inclusions indicate date in 18th century, however, Feature C instrudes Stratum 2 suggesting 19th century. |
| 18PR135 Feature CC | Possible postmold near center, stepped. |
| 18PR135 Feature D | Not excavated, but soil sample was analyzed. |
| 18PR135 Feature EE | Disturbed by stripping. Straight sided. |
| 18PR135 Feature FF | Damaged from grading. May postdate Feature EE. One may have replaced or supplemented the other. |
| 18PR135 Feature K | No visible postmold. |
| 18PR135 Feature KK/LL | Artifacts suggest posthole was created early in the site's occupation. |
| 18PR135 Feature M | Posthole artifacts date to 18th century, but postmold may date to 19th century. |
| 18PR135 Feature N | Post remained in place until decayed or moved and allowing a piece a pearlware into the redeposited matrix. |
| 18PR135 Feature QQ | Extended under Feature RR. Mostly oyster shell. |
| 18PR135 Feature R/Q | Cuts through Feature M. Q may have been a shovel test. |
| 18PR135 Feature RR | Similar to Phase II feature, possible garden feature/structure, "exedrae." |
| 18PR135 Feature SS | Above Feature XX. |
| 18PR135 Feature T | Cuts through Feature V/W and X. |
| 18PR135 Feature TT | Large amount of faunal artifacts. |
| 18PR135 Feature U | Cuts through Features V/W and X. |
| 18PR135 Feature V/W | Cut by Features T and U. |
| 18PR135 Feature VV | Mortar deposit. Feature HH and KK-LL were underneath. |
| 18PR135 Feature W | Cut by Features T and U. |
| 18PR135 Feature X, X1 | Likely structural elements, fence, interrupted by Feature W. |
| 18PR135 Feature XX | Below Feature SS. |
| 18PR135 Posthole/Mold | Possible non-structural posthole and mold. May represent a fenceline or sign post. |
| 18PR135 Rootmold | In center of thin shell midden feature. Could represent the rootball of a small tree or bush. |
| 18PR135 Shell Midden | Very thin. Possibly from a repair event in 19th century. |
| 18PR135 Stone Circular | Possible circular shaped stone feature. Excavation incomplete. |
| 18PR135 Stone Foundation | Line of stone rubble belonging to stone foundation. (Units D-7, D-8) |
| 18PR135 Stone Foundation 2 | Brick footing, surrounds cellar. |
| 18PR135 Structural Remains | Mortared fieldstone and brick foundation for light frame superstructure. |
| 18PR135 Unidentified Trench | Unidentified dip or trench feature. |