There is a report of possible lintel-graves being discovered at Ballavarrane. A note on Kermode's working copy of the 6 inch Ordnance Survey map says 'Lintel Graves at Ballavarvane Ho:, Speedie'. Nothing further is known of this discovery; the nearest known keeill site is Cronk Rhennie.
Bronze Age burial mound. This substantial burial mound still survives to a height of 3m. It stands by the roadside, in the angle formed with the private lane to Ballavarry farm, on a low hill which is prominent from all directions. The mound has a diameter of 15m, and is almost certainly truncated by the proximity of the roads and by agriculture, but is safeguarded by a modern revetment of drystone walling.
An antiquarian investigation in the late 19th century recovered a burial urn, which is now lost.
Ballavarry Farmhouse on Bernahara Road, Andreas, is registered as a farmhouse. No further verifiable historical detail specific to the farmhouse itself could be confirmed online.
The possible site of an early medieval keeill or chapel. The remains of stone walling, thought to belong to a keeill site, was discovered circa 1868 during farming excavations in a field by the high road and nearly opposite 'the Gate'. A low mound, not marked on Ordnance Survey plans, indicated the position but when Kermode visited the site (circa 1918) the field was under crop and further digging was not permissible.
