Badger's Hall

Statues at Newton Ferrers House

Standing stone

Stanhope Hall

Duntisbourne Leer, Duntisbourne Abbots

Almshouse founded by the will of Thomas Bond, who died in 1506. Bond's Hospital was originally built in the 16th century, but underwent significant restoration work in the 19th century. The building is mainly timber frame but contains more modern brickwork and ashlar. Of particular interest are the large oriel windows on the first floor.

Church of the Holy Trinity

House adjoining Church Cottage to the west

Assembly Rooms

World War II tunnels at Porthcurno Telegraph Station
Moorswater Viaduct including adjacent piers to earlier viaduct

Silo

Upper Slaughter
Sapperton Canal Tunnel on Former Thames and Severn Canal

Gainford, County Durham
Pre 1757
Water Gate
Thorngate House and Attached Railings

Penwarne, Mawnan

Diamond Lodge
Batsford House

Sarcophagus

Polwheveral Bridge

Saint Edward Church

The Ketton Ox Public House

yes

Hugh Town, St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly

Trereife Manor

Menabilly

Horden Hall

Gate

Stotley Hall

St Mary's Old Church, St Mary's

Church of St Lawrence

Quarry Hill and adjoining Outbuilding

The Coach House, including courtyard walls and gate piers immediately north-west of Trewinnard Manor farmhouse

Robert Briggs Monument in the churchyard of the Church of St Mary
Lloyds Bank and British Legion

Kerris Manor Farmhouse Including front garden walls and rear courtyard walls

Merchant's house

Wynch Bridge

The Union Hotel

Alfred's Hall at

Stockton-on-Tees War Memorial
Gate Pier

Marsland Manor

St Mary's Church, Walsgrave

St Michael's Church, Winson
Grade II* listed buildings in Cotswold (district)

Trevithick's Cottage

Garden Wall, Piers, Gates, and House attached at Beamish Hall Gardens

St Martin's Church, Liskeard

St Piran's and surrounding garden walls
Heamoor, Penzance

No. 1–3 Bank Place

Demesne Farm Demesne House

Garden Wall Attached to Number 5
Yanworth
Eastington, Northleach with Eastington

St Breock Place

Grade II*

Rialton Manor

Dalton-le-Dale, County Durham

Helland Bridge

Walsgrave Road, Stoke

Chester New Bridge
Sockburn Hall

Tregothnan Park, St. Michael Penkevil
Stratton, Bude–Stratton

Norman Chapel
Dovecote to north of Wool Barn

Kennal Vale, Stithians

Winding Engine House at South-east Corner of King Edward Mine

Falmouth

Mount Edgcumbe Country Park, Maker-with-Rame

Westwick, County Durham

The Old Church of St Mary
Trelissick Manor

Landrake, Landrake with St. Erney

Cheltenham Lodges including gates, gate piers and adjoining walls

Unthank Hall

Old Kea, Kea

Crown Court

Broadgate, City Centre

Pencarrow

Group of 9 mainly Howse and Bridges family monuments in the churchyard approximately 6 metres south of porch to Church of St Michael

Helford Passage, Mawnan

Hendra, Stithians

Witton Tower

Egloshayle

Elm Tree House

Trelissick, Feock

Church of All Saints

St Catherine's Castle

Stubb House

Ruins of the Chapel of St Thomas Becket

Town Hall

Rosecadgehill House

Cross-passage house

The Old Town Hall

Mediaeval church with later additions. The nave roof was rebuilt in 1614, the nave itself underwent significant restoration in 1784, and the chancel was rebuilt in 1792. Other work was undertaken at different times throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. The church was bombed in an air raid in October 1940 and the nave was again rebuilt and other restoration work undertaken. The church re-opened in 1942. The surviving parts of the mediaeval church, and the variety of different materials used in successive rebuilds and restorations are of particular interest.

Battery
Rectory Farmhouse

Summerhouse in grounds of Ebrington Manor

Lock

Southrop Manor

Burnhopeside Hall

St Lawrence's church, Bourton-on-the-Water

Outbuilding to North East of Blackwell Grange
Apartment
Goods Shed

Mr Lanyon's Almhouses and walls Surrounding Garden to East

Priests House

Norman Cottage Chapel

Pierce Bridge
The Londonderry Institute and Forecourt Wall

Harbour piers and quays
No 4, Cross St and attached forecourt walls, steps and railings

Weston Subedge

Chapel

The King's Arms Hotel, with Camilla
Weavers Hall

Barforth Hall with attached Outbuilding to North East

A row of 15th-century houses with later additions and restorations. The buildings are timber-framed, but alterations are cement rendered or brick. The buildings were originally the property of Coventry Priory and were acquired by the Coventry Mercers' Guild in the 16th century. The buildings were sold in the 17th century and successive owners have used them as private residences or businesses. Number 123 was formerly the Black Swan pub.

Rosehill Manor

Seaham, County Durham

Launceston town walls

Church

Stone Cross in cemetery immediately west of Berry Tower

Stanhope Bridge over River Wear
Farmhouse

Gate pier

Worthyvale Manor

Tin mine

Wolviston, Stockton-on-Tees

St Andrew's church, Leighterton

Leap Mill Farmhouse and Aqueduct Wall, with Pigsty/henhouse Attached

All Saints church, Shorncote

Kepier Farmhouse
Headlam Hall

Trewitten

Early 18th century

The Coach House

Dollar Street House

No. 54 and 55 Church Street

Powell's School

Trerithick and garden walls to front

Merthen

Cirencester

Witton Hall and Wall Attached

Lodges, gates and archway to Old Campden Manor

The Manor Office

Hazleton Manor Farmhouse

Thorpe Farmhouse and Adjacent Outbuildings

Syde Manor

Town Hall and Guildhall

St Blazey Gate, St. Blaise
Holy Well of St Clether

Tullimaar
East Looe, Looe

Blue Coat School

St Ebba's church, Ebchester
Bondgate Methodist Church
Cow House

Milltown House, Yeolmbridge

Trenearne, Padstow

Church of St Mary Magdalene

Stithians Methodist Church
Welltown Manor

Late 11th century

Church of St Mary the Virgin, Meysey Hampton

Almshouses

Church of St Arild

Raby Home Farm with Walls Attached

Porth-en-alls

Chest Tomb
Railway Viaduct

Church of St Oswald

Corn mill

Parish church
The Old Grammar School

Treglith Farmhouse

Tetbury

Stable About 35 Metres West of Lancarffe

Mousehole harbour

Trevoyan Farmhouse

Precinct wall at the Charterhouse
Non-conformist chapel, London Road Cemetery

Stanford House
Woolstaplers' House

No. 5 and 7 Southgate Street
Leaze

Sandywell Park

Tombstone

Penwarne House

Trekelland Bridge

Castle Chare Community Arts Centre

Perran Wharf, Mylor

The Harbour Walls and Bollards

Manor Houses

Holy Trinity church, Stockton-on-Tees

St. Ives
Lancarffe

Trewince House
Remains of Carclew House
Sara's Foundry, Town Mill

The Old Silk Mill

Greta Bridge

St Mary's church, Lower Slaughter

South Petherwin, Lewannick

Gate Lodge

Triumphal Arch at Higher Lodge

There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the district of Cotswold in Gloucestershire.

Suspension Bridge
Castle Eden Dene, Castle Eden, County Durham

Survey Office Approximately 100 Metres South of Count House at King Edward Mine

Adlestrop Park

Pendennis Castle, Falmouth
Rosemorran House

Church of St John the Baptist

The Old Grammar School and forecourt wall
Cowley

Horse engine house

Whorlton Bridge
Eggleston Hall

Guildhall

Penmellyn
Nancealverne House

St Mellor's Well

Abbey Bridge
Croxdale Hall, Croxdale and Hett, County Durham

Masonic Hall
Barnsley House

The Glebe House

Folly

Well house

Old Blue Coat School
Cuckoo Lane, City Centre

Gate piers and walls at end of drive to Ebrington Manor

St Andrew's church, Dalton-Le-Dale

The Old Standard

Levalsa Farmhouse

Dowdeswell

Cosin's Library
Medieval Chapel Ruins on Roman Foundations in Rear Garden of Bath House, Tees View
Central School Annexe

Almshouse

Hay Barn
Lion Bridge to East of Wynyard Hall
Castle

High Hall Farmhouse

Cross Shaft Fragment About 5 Metres South West of Church of St John the Baptist
Department of Archaeology

Church of St Bartholomew
Gabled house

An ashlar classical temple with two storeys and a basement, supported by piers on the corners. The chapel has two large fluted columns at the front with a large portico between them. The building was abandoned after it was damaged during the Second World War. It has not been used since, nor has any restoration been undertaken, and the state of the building is described by English Heritage as "dilapidated".

Stone Coffin and Lid About 3.5 Metres West of Church of St John the Baptist

St Mawgan, Mawgan-in-Pydar

Church of St Thomas

Camborne

Penelewey Barton Farmhouse and garden walls to South

Yarm, Stockton-on-Tees

Warehouse
The Lighthouse

Burnopfield House
Newhouse, Stanhope, County Durham

Stone cross in furthermost southern churchyard south of St Uny's Church

Hamsteels Hall Farmhouse

Sezincote Park, Bourton-on-the-Hill

Whorlton, Wycliffe with Thorpe, County Durham

Old Town, St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly
Trebarfoote Manor

St Ives harbour, Cornwall

Screen walls and gate piers of Harrington House

Parc Venton

Tregithew Farmhouse

Sherborne
St Mary's church, Cowley, Gloucestershire

Road Bridge
Norman
Iron Gates, Posts and Railings 200 Metres North West of Lambton Castle

Row of 6 Chadwell monuments in the churchyard of the Church of St Paul c.2.5 metres south of east end of chancel

Bench

Paxford House

Detached house

Baptist Chapel

Little Trethewey Wesleyan Chapel

Pineapple Spa, Spa Cottages

Lady Godiva Statue

Stone Cross at Sx 088 656, Carminow

Rendcomb College

Raby with Keverstone, County Durham
Tower
Gloucester House

The Rectory

Church of St Peter

Grampound, Grampound with Creed

The Ship Inn

Moat Walls, 2 Bridges Across Moat, Garden Wall and Gate Piers at Low Butterby Farm

Heskyn Mill and Chimney

Dutch Barn C. 300 Metres North of Stables and Coach House

Jettied house

Statue of Third Marquess of Londonderry

Little Trethewey, St Levan

Respryn Bridge
Rosteague House and stable block

North lodges at Lanhydrock Park

Church of St James

Ruins of St Lawrence's Chapel

Wesleyan Chapel and Attached Schoolrooms

Church of St Matthew

Trelissick Manor House, Farmhouse and Cottage, including front and rear garden wall, summerhouse, gate piers and gate

Barn

No.4 and Castle Wall Incorporated

Ashley Manor
St Peter's Church, Ampney St Peter

Hennett

Radford

Hazleton, Rodmarton
Summerhouse

Statue

Boxwell, Boxwell with Leighterton
Siddington

Terrace

Sezincote Park, Sezincote

Greyfriars, Coventry

The Mansion House and attached forecourt railings

Duntisbourne Abbots

Menacuddle Baptistery Church

Chapel Bridge over Black Beck

Saveock Manor Farmhouse

Bridge

Porthmeor Pilchard Cellars and Studios
Lander's Monument

St Michael's Church, Stoke, Coventry

St. Winnow

Low Harperley Farmhouse

Cross
Yeolmbridge, Werrington
Polruan Blockhouse

Ashley

Treslea Cross

Cross Wing House

River Inney, Lewannick

Hatt House
Halton Barton Farmhouse

The Culver House

Pennans Farmhouse
Medros Farmhouse and Methrose Farmhouse

Trewan Hall with Attached Garden Walls

Pair of lodges with attached walls at the north entrance to Lanhydrock Park

All Saints Church, Somerford Keynes

Neoclassical 19th-century hall designed by H W Hutchinson and T Rickman. Built mainly with ashlar, the hall was built in 1832 with addition in 1964. The building is a single storey with a fluted cornice and elaborate exterior decoration. Drapers' Hall is described as "the most interesting building of its period in the City."

Methodist chapel
Lower Trekenner Farmhouse and Cottage

The Stables

Kestle

Durham Prison Officer's Club

Market House
Orangery in the Italian Garden
Polgover

Trewornan including wall to rear of courtyard
Wadebridge Bridge

Churchtown, Illogan

Vogue Beloth Methodist Church with forecourt walls and railings

Lasborough Manor

Lawrence House and Museum and forecourt wall

Tredrea Manor Farmhouse including garden wall and railings at front

There are 25 Grade II* listed buildings in the City of Coventry. In the United Kingdom, a listed building is a building or structure of special historical or architectural importance. These buildings are legally protected from demolition, as well as from any extensions or alterations that would adversely affect the building's character or destroy historic features. Listed buildings are divided into three categories—Grade I buildings are buildings of "exceptional" interest, Grade II buildings are buildings of special interest, and Grade II* buildings are Grade II buildings that are of particular interest. Coventry is an ancient city and a metropolitan borough in the West Midlands of England. The city's history dates back to at least the 11th century (CE), and it was a thriving centre of commerce in mediaeval times.The oldest building on this list is St Lawrence's Church—originally built in the 14th century—and the newest are the Houses for Visiting Mathematicians at the University of Warwick, completed in 1969. Sir William Reid Dick's sculpture of ancient Coventry noblewoman Lady Godiva is the city's only other Grade II* listed building from the 20th century. There are no Grade II* listed buildings in Coventry from the 13th, 17th, or 21st centuries, but there is at least one from every other century between 1100 and 2000. Of those, more buildings (six) date to the 14th century than any other, though five were built in the 16th century. The construction date of two buildings—the Mediaeval Stone Building on Much Park Street and the basement of the former Old Starr Inn—are not known, though both date from the Middle Ages.Many of the buildings have changed use over their lifetime. Five are or were churches or chapels, of which four remain places of worship. The fifth, Christchurch Steeple, was originally part of a 13th-century friary and served as a church until it was mostly destroyed in World War II bombing, which left only the steeple. The building is now a popular bar. Four other Grade II* listed buildings in the city are pubs or bars, or were at some point in their history.

Magistrates Court House

St Peter's Church, Rodmarton

The Day Mark

Kitchen garden walls with gate piers About 30 Metres South West of Lanherne Carmelite Convent

Medieval Basement on Site of Old Star Inn

Low Bishopley Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining
Late 14th century
Numbers 2 and 3 and East Extensions
Middridge Grange Farmhouse

Holy Well About 7 Metres South East of Rialton Manor

Barrington

Hilton Hall

Marhayes Manor, including garden area wall adjoining at north-east and running parallel to north front

St Nicholas' church, Condicote

Early 19th century

Number 7

Hansom House, Lartington Hall, Monk's Flat & Witham Court

Pump

Stockton-on-Tees

Church of St Edward

Lanhydrock Park, Lanhydrock

Elizabeth Pengree Memorial

Entrance Gates and Lodges to Bowes Museum

High Barn

Hayle
Sea lock, lock gates and hand winches
Tower About 15 Metres West of St Benet's Abbey

Parkandillick Engine House

Dale House

Treveor Farmhouse with attached front wall and gateway

Church of St.john the Evangelist

Pillaton

Late C16-Early 17th century

Westonbirt with Lasborough

Pool

The Old Rectory

Trewinnard Manor Farmhouse, including garden walls and gate piers adjoining to north

Pengenna

Outbuilding immediately north of and attached to North Farm

Burn Hall
Factory
Winston, County Durham

Westington, Chipping Campden

Witton Le Wear, County Durham

Manor house

Barforth, County Durham

Broadwell

St Cuthbert's Society

London Road

Ivy House

Tresungers
Royal Albert Bridge

Wycliffe, Wycliffe with Thorpe, County Durham

Pattern shop

Literary institute

Pinbury Park

Legs Cross
Hamsterley Hall, with adjoining Wall and Outbuilding

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (N-Z)

Heighington, Darlington

Merchants house

Barnard Castle, County Durham

Penfound Manor

Barclays Bank
Hunstanworth, County Durham

Batsford Estate, Batsford

Holy well

Manor House
Early 17th century

Stanbury Manor, Morwenstow
Round Cottage

Two connected barns east of Church Farmhouse
Guiting Power
Church of St Andrew

No. 26 Church Street

Bourton House

Witton Bridge, Partly in Crook and Willington Parish, Wear Valley District

Lantau

Heighington Hall
Goods Shed East South East of North Road Railway Station
Mounting Block

Chapel St Methodist Church, Penzance

Trewardreva House

No. 3 Chapel Street

Hazleton
Lemington House, Moreton-in-Marsh
Italian Garden About 100 Metres South East of Westonbirt House, Including Camellia House to North

Bishop Cosin's Hall
Dalden Tower
Thorpe Hall

The Old Manor House or Chy-an-eglos and Stables at Rear
St. Austell Bay

St Nicholas' church, Hatherop

Sherburn Hospital Chapel

Parkandillick China Clay Works, St Dennis

The Old Hall

Church of St Giles
Upton Wold House

Tretawn

Villars Farmhouse
Commemorative monument

Post 1744
Low Butterby, Croxdale and Hett, County Durham

Trethevy Farmhouse
Treverran

Harnhill, Driffield

Healeyfield, County Durham

Saints Peter and Paul Church

Little Chilton, Ferryhill, County Durham

Prideaux Place, Padstow

One of two Georgian townhouses on Little Park Street . The building is three storeys and stands on a large plinth. The exterior is decorated with six fluted Corinthian pilasters, over which an entablature projects forward on the second storey. The pilasters continue on the third storey, but are plain. The central door is flanked by two further pilasters. The building is now a bar.

Lodge

Kestle Barton Farmhouse and Kestle Cottage, Including adjoining garden walls

Harrowby House

Stone cross near junction with Church Street

Lavethan
Newbridge

Ruthernbridge, Lanivet

Marsland Manor, Morwenstow

Bishopley, Stanhope, County Durham

Northleach with Eastington

Holy Well of Saint Wendronas at SW676285

Pre 1767

Lowerton House

Low Middleton Hall and Former Stable on Rear

The Royalist Hotel
Bank

Hillclose Farm House

Ruin
The Manor House/dowdeswell Place

Wynyard Hall

Halewell Close

Boundary Wall to West of Church of St Mary Magdalene

Bedfont House Woodward House

Girlington Hall Farmhouse

No. 5 Castle Street

Barrington Park, Barrington
St Saviour's church, Tetbury
Gates, gate piers and railings at former west entrance to Sandywell Park

Royal Albert Bridge and 17 Approach Spans
The Old Manor House

Court House

Drinking Fountain

Leek Seed Chapel

St Mary's Church, Barnsley, Gloucestershire
Church of St Nicholas

Church of St. Mary

Trethin

Blockhouse

Harrington House
Servicemens club

Stable Hobba, Penzance

Alfred's Hall at Ngr So 972 031

Cow House of Home Farm Burn Hall

Medieval Precinct Wall to the Charterhouse

Pelyn

Unidentified monument in the churchyard approximately 5 metres south-east of porch to Church of St Andrew

The Cottage is a timber-frame building with plaster infilling and brickwork on the ground floor. The first floor oversails the ground floor. The ground floor was converted to a shop in the 19th century and the shop window survives. Part of a group with St Mary's Guildhall and Number 21 .

Trewinnard Manor Farmhouse

Boiler house

The Prospect Tower
Well of St Guron

West Rainton, County Durham

The Church of St Piran and St Michael
Polkerris, Fowey

Beamish Hall
Gate Piers at Entrance to Yard of Esh Hall Farm

Home Farmhouse
Baldwin Memorial, St Kenelm's Church, Sappleton
Ivy Lodge

Stone cross at , Carminow

Cirencester Park wall, gates, lodges and Corinium Museum of Roman Antiquities

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H-N)

St Andrew's Church, Naunton
Bridge above Snake Pool in gardens of Sezincote House

Trewardreva, Constantine
Veryan Green, Veryan

The Market Cross

Sherborne House

The Fisherman's Arms

Trekenner, Lezant

Whitfield House

Mediaeval red sandstone wall with ashlar face. Part of a group with the Charterhouse and the Coach House at the Charterhouse .

Late 12th century
Holywell Hall and the West Wing

No 5, Cecily Hill and attached garden wall
Tomb
Later

Walls at Place House
Trevider Farmhouse

West Banqueting House to Old Campden House

St Cuthbert's Vicarage

Threshing barn on north side of yard at Trebartha Barton

Church of St Mary Magdalene, adjoining Sherborne House

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (N–Z)

Elton, Stockton-on-Tees

Pope's Seat

Dower house

Hamsterley, County Durham

Dovecote c.50 metres north-west of Daglingworth Manor

Middleton St. George, Darlington

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H–P)

The Eagle House Hotel

Gate piers and flanking wall to Barrington Park Estate

Boscastle, Forrabury and Minster

Balder Bridge

Shop

Batsford Park

Lower Truscott
Pencarrow House

Wesleyan Chapel

Dovecote 100 Metres North of St Lawrence's Chapel

Nutbeam Farmhouse

Medieval Stone Building

West Penwith RDC Offices
Treduan Farmhouse

The Cottage

Church of St. Peter

Stowell Park
Charingworth Manor

Numbers 119 to 123

Methodist Chapel
Church School

Gosditch House

Iron foundry

Tithe Barn to south of Campden House

Tredrea Manor
Trebarfoote Manor, Poundstock

Bourton-on-the-Water
West Banquetting House to Old Campden House

Railway bridge
Remains of St Thomas Priory

Pennellick Farmhouse

House

Stoke Climsland Church

Fish cellar

Treludick
Wall

Norman Chapel and boundary wall

Prussia Cove, St. Hilary

Daglingworth

Late C18-Early 19th century

Numbers 36 and 37 and Archway in Between

Old Grammar School

Penhaligon House, Prince's Street front

St Michael and All Angels church, Bishop Middleham
Pre 1780

Oldbury-on-the-Hill, Didmarton

Napheane Farmhouse
Princes House

Building

Cirencester Park Mansion and attached offices
Frontiers
St Matthew's church, Coates, Gloucestershire

Trewane

Country House

Lemington House and boundary wall to east and railings to north

The Viaduct

Blackwell Grange

East Banquetting House of Old Campden House

River Tees, Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham

Stone cross in western cemetery west of St Uny's Church
Rosemerryn House
Tywardreath, Tywardreath and Par

Newman House

Grade II* listed buildings in Coventry

Westernhopeburn West Farmhouse and Adjoining Outbuilding
Hall Farm, Archdeacon Newton, Darlington

Old Mansion House

Westgate, Stanhope, County Durham

Panters Bridge

Dutch Barn c.300 Metres North of Stables and Coach House
Third Quarter 18th century
Scargill Castle

Ruthern Bridge

Dalton Pumping Station, Dalton-le-Dale, County Durham

Penrose, St Ervan

Trebartha Barton and service range to east

Adlestrop Park, Adlestrop

Holy Well of Saint Wendrona at
Polruan Castle

Hopper Tomb Approximately 2 Metres South of Church of St Mary

Trewornan

Lower Hampt including attached wall and archway

Winston Bridge

Medros Farmhouse Methrose Farmhouse
Harlyn House

Mill house
Bishops palace
Lower Swell, Swell

Outbuildings at Pengersick Castle

Treffry Farmhouse
Stables

Goods Shed East South East of North Road Station
Private Chapel
Museum

Tregarden

Little Park Street, City Centre

St Bartholomew's church, Whittington

Cross/incised stone
The Old College, Outbuilding Adjoining Left Gable End of College, Wall Adjoining Right Front of College

Church of St Michael and All Angels
Dalton Water Pumping Station
Hansom House Lartington Hall Monk's Flat Witham Court

St Mary's Church, Penzance

Sedgefield, County Durham

Pump Engine House at Taylor's Shaft of New East Pool Mine
Ludgvan Churchtown, Ludgvan

Engine house

Winston Bridge, over the River Tees

Country house
Harbour wharfs and piers including the two lighthouses
No. 51 High Street

Dovecote c. 400 metres north of Barrington Park
Cirencester Park, Cirencester

Westnorth Manor

Lychgate and adjoining churchyard walls south of Church of St Gwendron

Red Cross Stone in Pleasaunce to the East of Tonacombe Manor

Pontop Hall
Eggleston Bridge
Egglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees
Christ Church
Middleton Bridge

Northwick Park, Blockley

No 58, Coinagehall St
Penkivel Farmhouse at OS ref

Burnopfield, County Durham
Meeting House
Lambton Castle

Cottage ornee
Wesleyan Methodist chapel

Mead House

St Thomas, Launceston

Gazebo/dovecote in Garden of Bishop Oak

Temple

St Austell, Treverbyn
Penrose Estate, Cornwall

Timber-cutting Building and Office Approx.20 Metres South of Count House at King Edward Mine
Temple of Milton
South entrance to Prideaux Place

Daylesford, Adlestrop

Bonds Hospital

St Lawrence's church, Weston-sub-Edge

Wellington Obelisk to South East of Wynyard Hall

Dovecote at the Manor House

Hall House
Hunwick, County Durham

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (A–M)

Stables and Coachhouse, with Wall and Mounting-block attached

Knill's Monument, Worvas
Keigwin Little Keigwin
Methodist Church and attached vestry

Unidentified memorial, about 1 metre north-west of north-east path at 11 metres from crossing in churchyard of Church of St Mary
Winson Manor

Pele Tower on East Return of Pockerley Farmhouse

Coventry

Campden House

Augustinian monastery

Town house

Tor House and terrace walls and piers
Westcott

St James church, Hunstanworth

Church of St Mary
Chest tomb c.15 metres south of north aisle in the churchyard of the Church of St Oswald

Cotherstone, County Durham

Non Conformist Chapel to the Cemetery
New Union Street, City Centre

Kirklevington, Stockton-on-Tees

Stow-on-the-Wold

Finchale Abbey Farmhouse
Aykley Heads

Stables and gate piers, Port Eliot

Killhope, Stanhope, County Durham

Obelisk at

Fowey

Chapel immediately East of Barnard Castle School

Kennal Vale House, including adjoining garden walls, gate piers and gates

Estate cottage

Parish Church of St Mary

Moorswater viaduct

Former Junior Seminary Chapel of St Aloysius
Finchale Priory, Framwellgate Moor, County Durham
Bath House
Tanfield, Stanley, County Durham

The Round House

Chapel of Ease
Hartburn, Stockton-on-Tees

Gate piers and wall in front of the Manor House

Porth-en-alls Lodge

Blockley

Coves House Farmhouse

The White Hart Hotel

Chapel of College of St Cuthbert

Bayley Lane

Assembly rooms

Lending library

Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Early-Mid 17th century

Trebartha Barton

Hartlepool

Stoney Road Allotments

St John's College

The Storehouse, Pendennis Castle

Stanhope Castle

St James' church, Clapton on the Hill

Raby Park, Raby with Keverstone, County Durham

Methodist church

Jettied House

Early 14th century or Early 15th century
Church of St Ebba

Stables and coach-house WSW of Trewardreva House

Coffin

The Martins

Newhouse, and Walls Attached
Hamsterley Baptist Chapel

Trethennal Manor

Baines House

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (Q-Z)

Durham, County Durham

Thomas Heines Monument in the churchyard of the Church of the Holy Rood, c.12 metres south of the chancel

Tregembo Farmhouse

Late mediaeval ashlar basement. The site was formerly occupied by the Old Star Inn, but is currently used by Coventry City Council. The basement consists of four ribbed vaults, whose ribs rest on corbels.

Trelissick House
Tredown Farmhouse

Church of St Edwin

Worthyvale Manor and garden wall to front
The Old Harbour pier and walls

Aston-sub-Edge

Lanchester, County Durham

Rose in Vale Country Club

St Andrew's Parish Church
Campden House, Chipping Campden
Orangery

Pentillie Castle

The Sentry Box

Broad Campden, Chipping Campden

Lanyon farmhouse, including front garden area wall

Friends Meeting House

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Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H–N)

Obelisk at SP02130132

Late 18th century
Hamsterley Hall, with Wall and Outbuilding Adjoining

Summerhouse at Approximately 20 Metres North East of the Downs

Bounds Wall with Racket Ball Courts

The Manor House
Monument to Warren Hastings

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (A-M)

Lartington, County Durham

Truthall

Stations Cloister with Chapel of St Charles and Oratory Chapel

Walled garden and pavilions to west of gatehouse and Penheale Manor

Moditonham House

Hopper Tomb approx. 2 Metres South of Church of St Mary

Timber Framed House

New Pattern Shop

Little Chilton Farmhouse, and Mounting Block Attached

Moorswater, Dobwalls and Trewidland

St John the Baptist's Church, Coln St Aldwyns

Statue About 5 Metres West of Pentillie Castle

Mevagissey harbour

The Castle

Anglican church

Low Butterby Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining at South-east

Harbour piers and walls

Winson

Eastgate, Stanhope, County Durham
Church of Holy Trinity

Lloyd's Bank

Piercebridge Bridge
Chorister School

Church of St Michael

Storehouse

War Memorial

Winnacott Farmhouse

All Saints' Church, Preston, Gloucestershire

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall

Hogus House

St Michael's Church

Island House and garden walls to east
St John's Church, Kingscote
Home Farm House and attached farm buildings, Sezincote Estate
Bedfont House, Woodward House
Cromwell House

Wycliffe Hall
Pre 1827
The Old Lodge

Naunton

There are 25 Grade II* listed buildings in the City of Coventry. In the United Kingdom, a listed building is a building or structure of special historical or architectural importance. These buildings are legally protected from demolition, as well as from any extensions or alterations that would adversely affect the building's character or destroy historic features.

Churchtown Perranuthnoe, Perranuthnoe

Monument to H M Grylls

Parish Church

No 4, High St

The Folly in Raby Park

The Glebe Country House

St James' Church, Ashley

Friarside Chapel

Calmsden, North Cerney

Trewan Hall with attached garden walls

Long Stone

Bank Top Railway Station
Quarry Hill and Adjoining Outbuilding

Bussow, St Ives
Trewitten, Trevalga

Crushing Mill

Market house

Trevego

St Arild's Church, Oldbury-on-the-Hill

St. Agnes Lighthouse

Mousehole, Penzance
Methodist Church and forecourt wall, railings and gateway

Theological College

Lawn House

River Tees, Newbiggin, County Durham
Tanfield Hall

Nance Farmhouse

Barnsley
Ivy Lodge at and attached farm buildings and wall

Possibly 13th century
Priests House 90 Metres East of Croxdale Hall

Treviades Barton including garden area walls adjoining south

Ozleworth Park
Windrush

Pentillie, Cornwall

St John's College Second Part

Winnacott Farmhouse and garden wall to front

Old Church of St Peter

Preston

Mediaeval Stone Building, Much Park Street, Coventry

Tretheague House
Sir William Moyle's Almshouses

Mausoleum of Sir James Tillie, Mount Ararat
Harbour piers and quays including Inner Basin

Phosphate Rock Silo Number 15 at Ici Works, Billingham

Kirby House, Coventry

Treslea, Cardinham

Polhawn Fort

Bishop Middleham, County Durham
Clock Tower North of Windlestone Hall

Mount Ararat, Pillaton

St Benet's Abbey

Horden, County Durham

Tithe barn
William Trinder Monument and monuments either side, in the churchyard of the Church of St Peter

Westholme Hall
Flats

Perranarworthal
Treguddick
West Penwith RDC offices including railings

Brandon and Byshottles, County Durham
Burnhopeside Hall Farmhouse and Farm Buildings

Cruck house

Eyford Park

Tregunnick Farmhouse
Two Waters Foot, St Neot

Barn 100 Metres East of Hall Farmhouse

Heyle

Mid 18th century

Bude, Bude–Stratton
Garden wall

Number 65 is a large sandstone house, built in the 16th century for John Milward. The central porch contains several features of particular interest, including pilasters and a flattened ogee arch.

Baldhu, Kea
Stone Cross in Churchyard, Immediately South of St Uny's Church
Treviades, Constantine

Church of St. James

Rey Cross
Windlestone Hall Residential School

Hennett, St. Juliot

The Golden Cross is a 16th-century pub that was reputedly built around 1583 but has since undergone significant restoration. The building is three storeys tall and timber-framed with plaster infilling, while the roof is tile with brick chimney stacks. The oversailing of the upper floors is of particular interest.

Huer's House

Carminow Cross

Originally the county court, County Hall is an 18th-century red-brick building with stone dressings on the front. Quoins are built into the sides and corners of the building. The second story has pilasters to the sides and cornice at the top of the second storey. The building is now used as a bar.

Windlestone Park, Windlestone, County Durham

Harbour
The French Gun Battery

Pump Engine House to Robinson's Shaft at South Crofty Mine

Church of Saint Michael and All Angels, Baldhu, Cornwall

Kerris, Paul
Lerryn Bridge

Medieval

Gate piers
Lower Dean Manor

Salvation Army Citadel

Leigh Farmhouse

Cotswold Farmhouse

Farmhouse and adjacent Barn 15 Metres to North of Seaton Holme
Number 12 Bridge Railway Accommodation Bridge at Nz 191 297
Transporter Bridge
Burnhope, County Durham
Accommodation Bridge

Gate lodge
Penkivel Farmhouse
Keveral Barton

Early-mid 19th century

Kirby House and Forecourt Railings

Knill's Monument

Hay Lane, City Centre

Mansion House

Meysey Hampton

Girlington, Wycliffe with Thorpe, County Durham
Eggleston, County Durham

Manor House Drive, City Centre

Ponsanooth Methodist Church, including forecourt walls, steps and gate piers

Church of St Martin
Yarm Bridge over River Tees

Walls and gates enclosing the garden to east and north of Lanhydrock House

Clairvoyée, gate and piers set within the eastern boundary wall of Barrington Park

Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees

Table tomb

Judges lodgings

Teachers House
Early to mid

Livery Hall

Merthen, Constantine

Bishop Auckland, County Durham

Maryfield, Antony

Security Fence at Cummins Engine Factory

Rosemorran, Madron
The Guard House

Maryfield House
No. 11, 13 and 13A High Street and 12 Broad Street

Penponds, Camborne

Obelisk

Newlyn, Penzance

New Dover's House

Lead bust to south-east of Prideaux Place

Dovecote 45 Metres East of Manor House

There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. As the county of Cornwall contains 586 of these sites they have been split into alphabetical order.Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (A–G)Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H–P)Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (Q–Z)

Porloe Farmhouse
Penrice

Church of St Paul

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (Q–Z)

Charlestown, St. Austell Bay
Lych gate
Killiow House

North Road Railway Station

County Hall, Coventry

St Clare's Abbey Chapel
Westgate Primitive Methodist Chapel

Inscribed stone

North Road railway station

Preaching cross

Manor Farmhouse

The Town Hall Museum

Manor Farm

Bishop's summer palace

Dovecote

Pavilion to Wearde Farmhouse

Paxford, Blockley
Garden temple

Fortified House
Late C17-Early 18th century

Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard About One Metre South of South Aisle of Church of St Nivet

County Court

Hurworth, Darlington

Duloe, Duloe

Greta Bridge, Rokeby, County Durham
Hunderthwaite, County Durham

Dairy

Methodist Church and attached Vestry

St Peter's Church, Stratton, Gloucestershire

Wheal Busy, Chacewater

Church of St John the Baptist, Elton
Barningham Park

Tretheague House including ice house, well, closet and walled garden at rear

Sarcophagus Approximately 18 Metres East of North East Chapel of Church of St John the Baptist

Phosphate Rock Silo No 15 at ICI Works, Billingham

Column

Viaduct About 180 Metres North East of Woolston Farmhouse
Trinity Methodist Chapel
Wheal Busy Chapel and attached walls, gate-piers and railings

Farm Building

The Pigeon House

Stanhope, Stanhope, County Durham

Tudor Block House

Church of St Mary and 2 Arches Attached to North

Roskruge Barton Farmhouse and rear garden walls

Baldwin Memorial, about 8 metres south-east of south transept in churchyard of Church of St Kenelm

Coach house

Lower Slaughter

Wycliffe with Thorpe, County Durham

Ye Old Cottage

The Eight Gabled House

Market Cross

Dovecote South West of Manor House

Road bridge

Garden building

Boundary Wall

Stuart House

Bird Grove House

Arch

Piercebridge, Darlington

Tonacombe Manor, Morwenstow
Bodmin
Calstock Viaduct
Penzance

Polwheveral, Constantine

Hall Lane, Walsgrave

Trethevy, Tintagel

Camellia house

Bishop Auckland Town Hall
Gothick Gatehouse to Hardwick Park
Durham City, Belmont, County Durham

St Peter's Church, Duntisbourne Abbots

Lerryn, St Veep

Treneere Manor
The City Hall
Terrace walls at approximately 40 metres north of the Downs

Hart, Hartlepool

Murdoch House

St Peter's, Little Rissington

Number 65

Ogbeare Hall

Summer House in Grounds of Ebrington Manor
Windrush Mill

Trenearne

Moat
Late 17th century

Chapel St, Penzance
No 58, Coinagehall St and attached walls

St Mary's, Batsford

Penrose Manor House

The Post Office and Dwelling House Adjoining at South, the Drangway and Part of Passage to the East Between Church Square and Gibraltar Square

Menabilly House

Stone cross at at junction with Old Callywith Road

Clock tower, Home Farm, Sezincote Estate

Late Medieval or 16th century
Sherburn Hospital Gatehouse, Office Wing, Lodge and Wall

Holy Trinity Church, Cirencester

The building serve as the gatehouse for the much older manor and is now all that remains of it. It is timber-framed with plaster infilling and stonework on the ground floor. The interior has been significantly rebuilt. The central carriageway contains four arched doorways . The building is now used as the city's register office.

Corinium Museum
Upton House
Warren Hastings monument, Daylesford

GB-STT

The Left Round House and adjoining wall to west side
Shire Hall
The Old Guildhall

Gothic summerhouse at Barnsley House
Gates and Gatepiers to the Church of St Lawrence

South harbour pier, quay and walls on south-west side of harbour
Shire House

Forder, Saltash
Charlestown harbour and port, Cornwall

Drawing office
Vicarage

Sezincote

Trelawne House
Trethennal Manor Farmhouse and adjoining wall, gate piers and mounting block
Trebrea Lodge

Timber frame and sandstone house, originally a gatehouse to a Carmelite priory. The archway leads to Whitefriars Lane and from there to the surviving fragments of the priory. Later repairs were made with red brick.
Priory Row, City Centre

Tregrehan House

St Thomas the Apostle's church, Stanhope, County Durham

Nonconformist Chapel

South Pier
Summerhouse at Approximately 120 Metres North of the Downs

The Old Prison, Formerly Northleach House of Correction

Railway Station
Little Holmside

Thomas Heines Monument in the churchyard of the Church of the Holy Rood
Aston Subedge Manor

Trerithick
Rosewarne House

Withington

Lamb Bridge
The Cummins Engine Factory Including Chimney

Stable

Polytechnic Hall

St Oswald's church, Compton Abdale
Stratton, Cirencester

Haybarn and Rear Yard Walls 110 Metres East of Croxdale Hall

Sherborne Terrace

Boscastle harbour
Cotehele Tower

Bust

Two adjoining barns at Church Farm

Early to mid 19th century

Threshing barn at Trebartha Barton

Cirencester Park Wall, Gates, Lodges and Museum of Roman Antiquities

Club
Sockburn, Darlington
Central Methodist Church

Mausoleum

Ushaw Home Farm Main Block and Wall Attached

School

Chipping Campden

Sherburn Hospital, Shincliffe, County Durham

Shipton Sollars, Shipton

Third quarter 18th century

Higher Tresmorn

Dovecote in former Park Farm yard

Park Level Mine Jigger House and Crushing Mill Water Wheel
Hunwick Hall North West and North East Ranges

Tretheague, Stithians

House of correction

St Julian's Well

Silk mill

Wolsingham, County Durham
High Coniscliffe, Darlington

Panter's Bridge

The Right Round House

late C16/early 17th century

Eastington Manor

Railway Viaduct and Drinking Fountain attached

Golden Cross Inn, Coventry
Bayley Lane, City Centre

Porkellis, Wendron

Cheylesmore Manor

Thames and Severn Canal, Coates

The Sun Inn
Stable Block to North West of Barningham Park

Town wall
King Charles' Castle

Midland Bank

St John the Evangelist's church, Kirk Merrington

Ebrington

Keigwin and Little Keigwin

Dollar Street House and attached steps, railing bases and ironwork

No 4 and attached forecourt walls, steps and railings

Hunwick Hall Farmhouse and attached Wall

The Vicarage

Apollo Pavilion

King Charles's Castle

Tower of former Church of Saint Kea

Little Tregrill and outbuildings adjoining to south-west

Hexagon

Newbridge, Callington

Grade II* listed buildings in County Durham
Terraced House

Compton Abdale

No.4 North Bailey and Castle Wall incorporated
Lambton Park, North Lodge, County Durham

John Jordan bale tomb to south of church
Gothick summerhouse at Barnsley House

The Hall

St Michael's and All Angels Church, Guiting Power

Treverbyn Old Bridge

Marlborough House

South Terrace with grotto niche to south of Prideaux Place

Easington Village, County Durham

Queen Anne's Monument
Salperton Park, Hazleton

Saint Mary Church

Playing Place, Kea

Building Attached to Kepier Hospital Gateway
Littleburn Farmhouse

Hill Street, City Centre

Pengover Manor Farmhouse

Oddington House

Cross passage house
Trebarfoote Manor including barn adjoining at north-east
Wetherham

A set of five houses arranged around the points of a compass. They were built between 1968 and 1969 for academics attending mathematics conferences at the University of Warwick. The houses are brick, with timber window surrounds and flat felt roofs. The set won the Royal Institute of British Architects Award in 1970.

Hilton, County Durham

Wadebridge Old Bridge

St Andrew's Church, Aston-sub-Edge
Edgeworth Manor

Treveor Farmhouse

Friends' Meeting House

Meledor Farmhouse

St Peter's church, Siddington, Gloucestershire
Lasborough, Westonbirt with Lasborough

Local government office

Shorncote, Somerford Keynes
St Mary Magdalene, Baunton

Parish Church of St Martin

Witton Castle

Marhayes Manor

Model Farm

Christchurch Steeple

Redevallen

GB-DAL

Whittington

The East Round House

Gibbet Hill Road

Trevelloe House
St Minver Highlands

Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees
Elwick Village, Elwick, Hartlepool
Clergy House

The Post Office and dwelling house adjoining at south, the Drangway and part of passage to the east between Church Sq and Gibraltar Sq

Kirk Merrington, Spennymoor, County Durham

Banqueting house

Town Lodge

Langford Hill

Dipton, County Durham

Church of St John the Baptist, Great Rissington

Higher Lodge at Trematon Castle

Greenhead Farmhouse and Outbuilding Attached

Wheal Busy Chapel

Saint Michael Church

St Piran's and St Michael's church, Perranuthnoe
Tunnel

Low Dinsdale, Darlington

Penheale, Egloskerry

Palace Printers and the Old Palace

Town hall

Scargill, County Durham

High Porthpean, Pentewan Valley

Yarm Bridge

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (A-G)

Lanhydrock, St Winnow

Basement

Inscribed stone [aka the Tristan Stone]

Tudhoe Hall Farm and Tudhoe Hall

The Manor House/Dowdeswell Place

Worthyvale Manor, Forrabury and Minster

Grindon, Stockton-on-Tees
GB-DUR

The steeple was originally part of a 13th-century Franciscan friary. The church was rebuilt in the 19th century, but the main church building was destroyed in an air raid in the Second World War, leaving just the steeple, which is now a bar.

Shipton Oliffe, Shipton

Tudhoe, Spennymoor, County Durham
Whorlton Suspension Bridge, over the River Tees

St Mary Magdalene's Church, Sherborne
The Old Barracks

The Donald Thomas Centre, with forecourt railings

No. 8 and 9 Quay Street

Methodist Church
Lelant, St. Ives

No 1, Cross St, Helston

Lancarffe, Helland

One of two Georgian townhouses on Little Park Street . The house is red brick, with stucco at the bottom of the ground floor, a cornice, and a tiled roof behind a parapet. The large doorway contains a fanlight and is flanked by two columns. The exterior is decorated with four pilasters. The listing includes the railings to the forecourt, which were added in the 19th century.

Island House

Trebartha, North Hill
Terrace walls immediately north of the Downs

Pavilion

New Hall Farmhouse

Woolgatherers

No 1, Cross St, with attached forecourt and garden walls

Belmont, County Durham

Dovecote south-west of Manor House
Clock Tower, Home Farm Sezincote Estate

Hotel

Hospital

Charingworth, Ebrington

St Mary's Church, Rokeby

Church of St Mary the Virgin

Ushaw, Esh, County Durham

Trewardale

Bull Pen
Peterlee, County Durham

Cheltenham Lodges
Wall & museum

Rosteague House and Stable Block

Forecourt Walls and South Tower of Witton Castle

Offices

Fence

Ponsanooth, St. Gluvias

Headland, Hartlepool

Cirencester Park

Draper's Hall

River Tees, Romaldkirk, County Durham
Mid to late 18th century
There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the county of Durham, sub-divided by unitary authority.

Old Manor Cottages

Esh, Esh, County Durham

Pineapple Spa Spa Cottages

Bolam, County Durham

Trevider Farmhouse including front garden walls

Polruan, Lanteglos

The Steps and the premises of Horne and Sons and The Gateway

Longnewton, Stockton-on-Tees

Lower Oddington, Oddington
Aston Magna, Blockley

Dovecote,45 Metres South of Gainford Hall

Milltown House and garden walls to front
No. 27 and 29 Fore Street

Hayle, Hayle

Bowes, County Durham

A two-storey stucco house with slate roof. From 1841 to 1849, the building was the residence of novelist George Eliot.

Trevelver

Church of St Luke

County Hall

Pele Tower

Precinct Wall

Parish Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul Parish Church of Saints Peter and Paul

The Town Hall, Museum and attached walls and railings

A collection of allotments and pleasure gardens to the south of Coventry city centre, including summerhouses and other structures built on individual plots.

Witton Gilbert, County Durham
Priest's House 90 Metres East of Croxdale Hall
Cowpen Bewley, Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees

Moorswater, Liskeard
Vogue Beloth Methodist Church

Turkdean

Tregaminion Chapel of Ease, Polkerris

Leighterton, Boxwell with Leighterton

Tregrehan House and attached steps and parterre walls with urns
Railway viaduct

Early C16-C18

Icehouse
Ablington, Bibury

Tregaminion Church

Launceston

Thorpe, Wycliffe with Thorpe, County Durham
Escomb, County Durham

Lamellen
Launcells Barton

Adlestrop House

Archway at the bottom of South Street, Quay Street, Lostwithiel - geograph.org.uk - 666066.jpgPalace Printers the Old Palace

Outbuilding

No 4, High St incorporating the Judge's Kitchen

The Golden Guinea Restaurant

Town House
Hownes Gill Viaduct

Treverbyn Vean

Moreton-in-Marsh

Bronze statue on stone base sculpted by Sir William Reid Dick. Commissioned by William Bassett-Green and donated to the city in 1949 to boost morale in post-war Coventry. The statue was rotated 90° in 1990.
Numbers 36 & 37

Huer's House, Newquay
No. 48 Arwenack Street

Boiler House

Abbey

St John the Baptist's church, Shipton Moyne

Hunwick Hall, North West and North East Ranges
Kerbstones Surrounding Pool in Front of Cummins Engine Factory

Old Church Road, Foleshill
Upper Spon Street, Spon End

Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H-P)

Urpeth, County Durham

Higher Penrose

Much Park Street, City Centre

Evenwood and Barony, County Durham

Grampound with Creed
Helston

Columbia House
Early 16th century

St Andrew's church, Hazleton, Gloucestershire

Well head

Barningham Park, Barningham, County Durham
Houghton Le Side, Darlington

St Peter's church, Upper Slaughter

Whorlton, County Durham
Library
Darlington

Fairford

Houses for Visiting Mathematicians Warwick University

Shire Hall, Bodmin

Bibury

War Memorial in Coventry War Memorial Park

Holwick, County Durham

St Mary's Church, Driffield, Gloucestershire
Villa

George Elliot Road, Foleshill

Grammar school

Trebrea Lodge and flanking pavilions

Ebchester, County Durham

Barracks
GB-GLS
Margaret Parsons Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Nicholas Circa 4 Metres East of Chancel
St Nicholas of Myra Church, Ozleworth

Sennen Cove, Sennen
Newton Ferrers, St Mellion

Methodist Church including railings

East Banqueting House of Old Campden House

Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Brancepeth, County Durham

Rose in Vale, Perranzabuloe

Pleasure gardens

Trelissick House and walls surrounding

Paxford House, Blockley

Greatham, Hartlepool

Baptistery

Lighthouse

Darlington railway station
Pre 16th century

Saint Paul Church

GB-HPL

Menabilly, Fowey

Stables adjoining Trenethick Barton Farmhouse

Stanhope, County Durham
Late Medieval

Day mark

All Saints' Church, Salperton
Barnsley House, Gloucestershire

Earl Street, City Centre

Boxwell Court

Carn Brea

St Michael & All Angels, Harnhill

Doe Park

Capstan house
Trevelver and arch reset in wall on north-east

Chest tomb

Syreford Mill

Viaduct including adjacent Piers to earlier Viaduct

Ice house at Cirencester Park
Gravestone

Rosemorran House and front garden walls

Crook, County Durham

St Mary's was first built in 1300 but significantly rebuilt later in the 13th or 14th century and again in the 19th and 20th centuries. The church consists of a nave with two aisles and a tower, which was added in the 15th century. A large extension was added in the 1980s.

Woolgatherers and attached warehouse

Dovecote, 45 Metres South of Gainford Hall
Mid 17th century

GB-COV
Unidentified rectangular red sandstone building. The roof and one wall have been lost, but the majority of the other three walls survive, one of which includes a pointed arched window. The remains were uncovered by a bomb dropped during a World War II air raid.

Stone Cross at SX07856754 at junction with Old Callywith Road

Birmingham Road, Allesley

Rokeby, County Durham
Hunwick Hall Farmhouse and Wall Attached

Monument with railings to Warren Hastings in the churchyard of the Church of St Peter c. 1 metre east of east end of chancel

Public house
Trenethick, Wendron

Gate piers at Trewardreva House

St Edwin's Church, High Coniscliffe

Mediaeval church with later additions. The tower was added later in the 14th or 15th century and an extension was built in the late 19th century in the original 14th-century style.

Headlam, County Durham

Treviades Barton

Houses for visiting mathematicians, University of Warwick

Gwithian Churchtown, Gwinear–Gwithian

St Mary's Church, Great Barrington

Beamish, Stanley, County Durham

No. 27 Polkirt Hill

Morton Palms, Darlington

Drapers' Hall, Coventry

Clapton on the Hill

Trevoyan, St Merryn

St Giles' church, Coberley
Gates to Sandywell Park
Ozleworth

West Auckland, County Durham

Newbridge bridge, Cornwall

Northleach, Northleach with Eastington
Church of St Saviour