Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 6

Church of All Saints

Wimborne Conservative Club

At the extreme north-west of the community, approached off a lane which leaves the main A5 at Pont Melin Rug.

Barn

Bridge

Cwm

Invicta House Ye Olde King's Arms
Langdon

Cheverells and Attached Stables

The Red Lion
Betteshanger House, Northbourne Park School

Town Hall

Church of St Helen

On elevated site to west of Lleweni Hall which is situated to the north-east of Denbigh and reached by long drives off the lane from Brookhouse to Waen and from the Mold Road.

Late 16th – early 17th century
St Michael and All Angels' Church, Farway

Well house
Holdenby House

Otterton Mill including Mill Leat and Sluices to North

Elslack Hall Farmhouse and Elslack Hall Cottage with garden wall adjoining to north

Former Chapel Immediately North of Membury Court

St Mary the Virgin's Church, Woodford Halse

Plas-uchaf

Wall

Late 13th century

Charleshayes Farmhouse

Home Farm, Farmbuildings

Garden Ornaments and Furniture in the Italianate Gardens
Livenhayes Farmhouse

Bach-y-graig South East Farm Range

Theydon

Garthgynan

Woodbury Salterton, Woodbury

Cross

Pamphill Manor House

Kitchen

Talaton Farm Cottage & Talaton Farmhouse

St Denys' church, Ravensthorpe, Northamptonshire

Old Triffords Farmhouse

Ivy Fold

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Pale House
Broadhayes House, Stockland

Farmhouse
Fold Farmhouse

Church of St Peter and St Paul

Public House

Rushden Hall

St John the Baptist's church, Hellidon

Dovecote at Bodeugan Farm

Dovecote

Holly House

Barn about 20 metres north-east of Jossenblock

Cranborne Lodge

Located towards the southern boundary of the community immediately to the N of the present farmhouse; accessed via a short track running W from a lane leading SW from the A 525.

St Nicholas' church, Sholden

St Peter's Church, Hebden
St Michael and All Angels church, Linton, North Yorkshire

Piers mid 18th century, gates c. 1820

Old St Albans Court and Wall

In Gwernigron farmyard.

Middle Clyst William Farmhouse

Queen Anne House

Church of St Michael
Church of St John in the Wilderness
Winslade Park

St Botolph's Church, Church Brampton

Church of St John the Baptist

Winklandoaks Farmhouse

Manor Farmhouse

Church of St Mary the Virgin

Church of St Leonards

Dacorum

The Dower House

Leyhill
Church Gate

Ripple Court

Bodelwyddan Castle Ice House

Southfleet, Dartford

Giggleswick School Chapel

Manor House

Lower Weedon, Weedon Bec

College House

South entrance to Kilsby Railway Tunnel

Church of St Mary
Church of St Mary and St Peter

Farmhouse and barn

Located within its own park on an elevated site at the northern boundary of the community; accessed via a lodged and gated drive running S from the road.

Stone Cross, Sandwich

Moor Cottage

Former Indoor Riding School 10 Metres South-west of Nutwell Home Farm

Stanbridge Bridge

Richborough House

Church of St Botolph

Early 17th century

Paramour Street, Ash

Court House

Gates and Gatepiers Approximately 150 Metres South West of Bulwick Hall

Sheafhayne Manor Including Terraces on All Sides and Outbuildings Adjoining to North

The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin

Bovey House including outbuilding adjoining north

Gaddesden Hall

Malmains Farmhouse and Shareborne House and wall attached

All Hallows School Including Former Stables Adjoining West and Forecourt Area Wall and Gate Piers to North

Luckboat House

The Grange

Betteshanger, Northbourne

Barn at Pant Glas Isaf

Former Weedon Barracks: West Lodge

Almshouse

Kildwick Hall

Churchyard Cross Approximately 8 Metres South of South Aisle of Church of St Peter

Outbuilding

Conspicuously site on rising ground 4km W of St Asaph and 1km S of Bodelwyddan Village, in extensive private grounds enclosed within a perimeter park wall.

Lychgate 15 Metres South-east of Sowton Parish Church

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Paine's Almshouses

The Great Tythe Barn

Public house

Enclosing a forecourt in front of Plas-yn-Llan and facing the main village street to the W.

Weycroft Manor and Weycroft Well House

Waldershare, Tilmanstone

Pen-isa'r-Glascoed Farmhouse with Garden Wall and Gate

Church of St Michael and All Angels

The Bear's Hut 220 Metres North North West of Killerton House

The Bridgewater Monument

Rhuddlan Bridge

John of Gaddesden's House
The Golden Parsonage and Garden Walls attached on North-east

Cowley Bridge

St Hubert's Church, Corfe Mullen

Early 13th century

Located in a picturesque setting on the S side of the river Elwy at the SE boundary of the community; accessed via a long track running N from Brynwgan farm, itself accessible via a track leading NE from the lane running NE from Henllan to Trefnant.

Percevall Hall
Ribblehead Viaduct

Walls, Gatepiers, Gates and Screens South and East of Drayton House; and Banqueting House, Balustrade, Statue and Cistern

Church of St Giles

Chapel at Scargill House, including linking passage, staircase and vestry

Church of St Mary, St Cuthberga and All Saints

Church of St Andrew

The house is set at the head of a narrow valley, on the mountain road to Minera.

Late 18th century

Little Clyst William Farmhouse
Gate

Saracen's Head Inn

Statue

St Peter and St Paul's church, Sutton, Kent

Fordmoor Farmhouse including Front Garden Walls and Gate Piers
Mid 19th century

Church of St Augustine

Probably 15th century

Set in its own mature parkland at the northern edge of the community, approximately 1km N of Trefnant village; accessed via a long drive running NE from the A 525 St. Asaph to Denbigh Road.

Tring Park, Tring, Dacorum

The Admiral Owen Public House

Tidwell Manor

Heronden

Sidbury, Sidmouth

St Mary's Church, Ingleton, North Yorkshire

Boycombe Farmhouse
Grade II* listed buildings in East Devon

Former Weedon Barracks: large magazine to west of the series of four magazines in magazine enclosure

The Barn
Poltimore Farmhouse

Gates, Gatepiers and Flanking Walls at Main Entrance to Park at Beechwood Park School

Stoke Canon Bridge and Causeway
Stoney Court

Christ Church, Skipton

North Waterhayne Farmhouse

Continuous jetty house

Carries the A5 road over the River Alwen 2km approx. W of Corwen.

Parish Church of the Holy Trinity
Bindon Manor House

Carr Head Hall

Garden walls at Northbourne Court

St Bridge's Church, Dyserth

House

Hall's Farmhouse

In the village of Tremeirchion. The churchyard is walled in similar stone without coping; gate to west, lychgate to south; war memorial to west.

Laxton Hall and attached Steps and Balustrade

Moot Hall

Kingston Lacy, Pamphill

Garden Wall

Almer Manor

Llanelidan

St. Radegund's Abbey Farmhouse and outhouse

Church of St Faith

Bolton Abbey Hall

Almshouses including front wall

The George Public House including Outbuilding Adjoining North East

St Michael's church, Haselbech

Bodidris
Pool Park

Woodbeer Court Including Front Garden Walls Adjoining to South

Newton Hall
High Hall

Ashton Mill

School Farm House

Snatchup End Cottages

Plas-yn-Llan

Coburg Terrace

St Peter's church, Westcliffe

Swayne Johnson & Wight, Solicitors Offices

Lower Woodhayes Farmhouse

Northend Cottage

Maydensole Farmhouse

Church of St Catherine

No 7 Llannerch Hall

Stockers Farmhouse

Church Farmhouse and Stables

Grade II* listed buildings in East Dorset

Swinden Hall

Church Living and Church Living Cottage

On high ground to the east of the B5249 Cwm to Bodfari road

Upper House

Batty Moss Railway Viaduct

Great Barn at Castle Hill Farm

The Hall

The Dutch House

Amersfort, with Forecourt Walls, and Linked Terraces and Loggia on South East

Elmstone Church

The Chestnuts

Jesus Chapel

Barn to North West of Newton Hall

Home Farm Buildings Approximately 150 Metres North East of St Giles House

SS Mael and Sulien's Church, Corwen

Former Weedon Barracks: west magazine of series of four in magazine enclosure

Bodfari
Llangynhafal

Mid to late 15th century

Drayton Park, Lowick

South ventilation shaft, Kilsby Tunnel
Former Weedon Barracks: outer walls and north-east bastion
Church Farmhouse

Southfleet

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 8

Moat
Vine Farmhouse

Gledestone Hall

Pellicane House

St Luke's Church, Newton Poppleford
Church of St Cuthbert
Pynes

Knowlton, Goodnestone

The Church House
Carries the A5 over the River Alwen approx. 2 km W of Corwen.

Friars Head

Faenol Fawr

Row

The church stands in a very picturesque location set in a walled churchyard above the River Dee and below the road to Rhewl, c3km W of Llangollen.

Church of St Bartholomew

Shop

Bryn Dethol

Althorp, Stables

Ingthorpe Grange

Cross in churchyard of St Mary's Church

St Peter and St Paul's church, Worth, Kent

Coaxdon Hall

Edmondsham House

South Wood Farmhouse

The Guildhall

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Homeliving
St Andrew's church, Feniton

Pamphill Green, Pamphill
Henbury, Sturminster Marshall

Church

Steps

About 1 km west of Cwm Parish Church. The house faces south to a small stone-walled forecourt, and is flanked by its barns
Bryn y Parc

Crabble Mill

Balustrade

Former Weedon Barracks: canal enclosure wall to south
North entrance to Kilsby Railway Tunnel

St Mary, Southwick

Tower of the Old Church of All Saints

The Coach House, Street Farm

Corwen workhouse

Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Harris's Farmhouse

St Melyd's Church, Meliden

Winwick Manor

Mewith Head Hall, wall to garden and gatepiers

Colehill
Church of St Nicholas

Marwood House

St Kentigen and St Asaph's Church, High Street

Pavers Farmhouse Including Garden Walls to South and East

About 2 km north-east of Cwm Parish Church
Uchel-Dref, Ucheldref

Church Hill, Sutton

Manstone Old House
Stepps Country Club

Oak Cottage

Oundle School Memorial Chapel

Hill Farm

Beck House

Transmitter tower

Located within its own park at the NW boundary of the community, approximately 1km N of Henllan village; accessed via a drive running N from the road.
About 2 km south-west of Tremerchion Parish Church. Bachygraig is approached from the Denbigh side by a private lane starting at Pont-y-Cambwll. Older farmyard buildings at left, terraced lawn at front.

Wadhayes Farmhouse

Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd
Faenol Fawr Dovecote

Early 19th century

Wingham Court and garden wall

Eastern Barn at Church Farm, 50 Metres South East of Parish Church

Passaford Farmhouse

The Vicarage

Barn adjoining on North Chapel Farmhouse

Late 15th – early 16th century

Bridge End, Settle

St Andrew's Church, Arthingworth

Lodge Hall

Charter Tower
All Saints Church

St Giles, Kilmington

The Red Cow Public House

St Nicholas' Church, Combe Raleigh

Set back from the lane behind its own railed, walled forecourt.

Sutton-at-Hone and Hawley

Possibly medieval

Church of St Rumbald

Sand, Sidbury, Sidmouth

Church Hall

The hermitage including pond, rockeries and waterfalls to the south of Bicton Park

Saint Lawrence Church

Woodlands Farm House

The School Hall, Dover College

Wigginton, Dacorum

Church of St. Peter

Aberwheeler

Harringworth Lodge

Country house
St Giles' Church, Northleigh
Brown's Farmhouse

Delbridge House

Pencepool Farmhouse Including Service Outbuilding to Rear
Salem Church Including Boundary Walls and Assembly Room
St Michael's Church, Cotleigh
Membury Court

Priory Farmhouse containing the remains of Dartford Priory gatehouse

c. early 16th century

No 9 Llannerch Hall

Packhorse bridge over River Cherwell

Old Forge House

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Brockhall

St Oswald's Church, Thornton in Lonsdale

Former Weedon Barracks: canal enclosure wall to north

Henbury Hall/Henbury House

Cotleigh House

Plas-is-llan

Betteshanger House Northbourne Park School

At the junction of the A494 and the B 5429, set within its own walled churchyard.

Newhall Farmhouse and Ha Ha to Rear

St Peter's Church, East Marton

Chapel of St Margaret and St Anthony

Rousdon, Combpyne Rousdon

Friends Meeting House

Widworthy Barton

Raunds

Parish Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Lugg's Farm, Membury

East Langdon, Langdon
Transmitter Tower , former Swingate Chain Home Radar Station

St Hychan's Church
Located approximately 1.2km N of Denbigh, set back to the W of the Denbigh-St Asaph road on a slight rise and set within its own park.

Ashlyns Hall

Tower

Combe House, Gittisham

Churchyard walls, gravestones, chest-tombs and railings at the Church of St Mael and St Sulien

Killerton House and Ha Ha Approximately 20 Metres in Front of Entrance

Bridens Camp, Great Gaddesden, Dacorum

Statue of Bacchus Approximately 25 Metres East of East Front of Drayton House

Ashlyns Hall, Berkhamsted, Dacorum

In the village of Gwyddelwern, to west of the main road. Stone churchyard wall with modern gateway; former schoolroom near entrance.

Crixhall Court

Capel Mawr including associated School-room and forecourt railings

Church of St Giles with St Nicholas
Beacon, Luppitt

Wigfair Hall

Barn to north-west of Newton Hall

The Town Hall and remains of medieval Maison Dieu

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No 59, Thorpe St and attached Wall to South

Corwen

yes

Farm buildings

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 7
Grade II* listed buildings in Daventry District

Kings Langley, Dacorum

Front Garden Wall of Knightstone

Benedictine monastery
Hougham Without

Dovecote to south-west of Hawley Manor

Bedford Hotel, Sidmouth

Sandwich

Hunting Lodge

Kerswell, Broadhembury

Christ Church

Agricultural Outbuildings adjoining to North of Woodbeer Court

Jettied house

Water End, Great Gaddesden, Dacorum

Hayes Barton including Garden Walls Adjoining to the South East

Church of St Leonard

Country House/Offices

Kerswell Priory Including Walls of Walled Garden

Southdown Cottage

Leper hospital chapel

Paramour Grange
Church of St Mary Magdalene

St Beuno's Church

Marker's Cottage
Shermans Farmhouse

Stanwick

Care home

St Mary's Church, Lydden

No 6 Llannerch Hall

St Denys' church, Kelmarsh

Clergy house

Faenol Fawr, Bodelwyddan
Rhuddlan

Orangery including hot houses adjoining to north west and south east of Bicton Park

Church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin

Chapter Farmhouse

On a commanding site above the Elwy valley at the south-eastern edge of the community, approximately 2km SE of Cefn Meiriadog village; accessed via a tree-lined drive leading S from an unclassified lane running SE from the village.

Church of St Mary and St Giles

Aldbury, Dacorum
Moneybury Hill, Aldbury, Dacorum

Late Medieval

Early 16th century

St John's Jerusalem

Grade II*

The Old Cloisters

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Church of St Tyrnog, Llandyrnog

Sand

Timber-framed house

Pentre Cwm

Mid 17th century

No 8 Llannerch Hall

Road bridge

St Beuno's College

The Town Hall and Maison Dieu House the Town Hall and Remains of Medieval Maison Dieu

North ventilation shaft, Kilsby Tunnel

Lodge

Church of St Peter
St Radegund's Abbey Farmhouse and Outhouse

Beach House

Located within its own parkland setting approximately 1km S of Denbigh set back to the W of the lane.

Piccotts End, Dacorum

Library Dover College

Medieval
Great House

Former Weedon Barracks: inner east of series of four blast houses in magazine enclosure

Place Court

To south side of Garthgynan farmhouse

Chilton House

Bramston House Central Building

Pont Melin Rug, Rug

Upham Farmhouse
Exton House
Aurora & Church House
Lower Lye

The Old Rectory

Manor Cottage the Old Manor House

St George's church, Deal, Kent

Bakers Dairy Cottage and Bakers Farmhouse

Dyserth
St Peter's Church

The Mansion

Summerhouse in the garden of Grovehurst

St Mary the Virgin, Welford, Northamptonshire
The Old Rectory, Lamport

The Hoo

Late 12th century

Grade II* listed buildings in Daventry (district)

Bramston House East Wing
Ashton Wold, Ashton
Flight of Steps with Urns Approximately 90 Metres East of East Front of Drayton House

Stables

Chapel

Sidholme
Bicton Cross

Derwen
Marble Church, Bodelwyddan
Candy Mill with Miller's Cottage and Leat

All Saint's church, Chillenden

Denbigh

Church of All Saints and Chest Tomb attached to North Aisle

St. Michael and All Angels Church, Hubberholme

Holdenby

Timber Framed House

Wilksworth Farmhouse

Higham Ferrers

Bicton House, Devon School of Agriculture

On the street-line, the main ranges enclosing a courtyard to the rear.
Located towards the western boundary of the community approximately 2km NW of Denbigh; on a sloping site, set back behind a series of ancillary buildings at the cross-roads of the Denbigh to Trefnant road with the lane leading W towards Henllan.

Stables attached to south-west of Drayton House

Lugg's Farmhouse Including Outbuilding Adjoining South East

Prestatyn

Broadhayes House
Late 15th century
Great Auncke Manor and Auncke Cottage

Priests House

Three Gables

Old Gledstone

Former Weedon Barracks: inner east of series of four magazines n magazine enclosure

Railway viaduct

Ruins of cloisters to west of the refectory of St Martin's Priory, Dover College

School

White Lodge

At the centre of the village of Bettws Gwerfil Goch, in a square churchyard which is considerably raised above the surrounding land at the SE. Lychgate to north. Rubblestone churchyard wall, partly earth-backed.

Audley
Probably mid to late 15th century

Cefnmeiriadog

Biggin Hall

Hall house

Workshop

Flamstead, Dacorum

Bach-y-graig Farmhouse

St Peter and St Paul's Church, Weedon Bec

Withycombe Raleigh, Exmouth

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Located in the corner at the top of Park Street, adjoining the Bull Hotel.
Denbigh Friary

St Radigund's Abbey, Kent

Trefnant
T-shaped range to rear of Pengwern Hall, including vauled undercroft, Pengwern Vale

Hornshayne Farmhouse Including Front Garden Wall Adjoining to South and Granary and Stables Adjoining to North

Manwood Close Manwood Court

Winwick Manor gate arch

Nettleden, Nettleden with Potten End, Dacorum

St Gregory's Church, Venn Ottery
Poltimore House
Bedford Hotel

Guildhall

Pwllhalog farmhouse

St Mary's Church, Maidwell

Early 18th century
Ash

Flight of Steps with Urns adjacent to north Front of Drayton House

Tower late 11th century

Llanrhaeadr yng Nghinmeirch

Woodbridge Farmhouse including Former Stables adjoining South-west

Horton Tower

Parish Church of St Margaret and St Andrew

Grade II* listed buildings in Craven

Clocaenog

Home Farm Cottage

Ham Cottage

The Admiral Owen, Sandwich, Kent
St Martin's church, Wootton

Church of St Lawrence

Llantysilio Hall

Ham, Northbourne

St Michael and All Angels Church, Efenechtyd

Barn about 20 metres north of Northbourne Court

Church of St Cynfarch and St Mary, Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd

Ingleborough Hall

Fermyn Woods Hall, and Attached Stables and Ancillary Buildings
All Hallows Church, Hargrave

Efenechtyd

Denton with Wootton

Church of St Margaret

No 4 Llannerch Hall

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 3
Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 2

Llangollen

Hawley, Sutton-at-Hone and Hawley

Flour mill
St Mary the Virgin's church, Ripple, Kent

Potten End, Nettleden with Potten End, Dacorum

c. late 16th century

St Augustine's Church, East Langdon

Late 16th or early 17th century

St Mary's church, Rockbeare

Church of St Denys

Axmouth Bridge

Rent Street Barn

The Dog Inn
Goodnestone

Althorp

Old St Albans Court and wall

Low Bentham, Bentham

Friary Court Friary Court and Old Friary Old Friary

Corn Mill
Mid 16th century

In a square churchyard 1.5 km north-east of St Tyrnog's Church. Stone churchyard wall with iron gate at south; modern copy of stocks in an enclosure with iron railings beside the gate; formerly a village pound at north side.

Retaining Wall, Steps and Urns Extending Approximately 80 Metres from South to East Front of Drayton House

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Late 18th – early 19th century

Blaenddol House

Eastry

Abbey House

Branas Uchaf

Canons Ashby

Holy Trinity, Exmouth

Guest house

Netherexe Barton

Gatehouse and south courtyard walls to Cranborne Manor House

All Saints' Church, Laxton
St John the Baptist, Achurch

Felderland House

Wheatsheaf Hotel

Saint Bartholomew Church

St Lawrence church, Long Buckby

Church of St James

Probably 17th century

Gwernigron Dovecote

The county of Cumbria is divided into six districts.

Ashby St. Ledgers

Membury Court, Membury
St Gregory, Harpford

St Elidan's Church
Plas Newydd
Henllan

St Helen's church, Great Oxendon

Trappes Hall

Tomb group in St Bridget's Churchyard

Dover

St Peter and St Paul's church, Brockhall, Northamptonshire

Townsend Farm House
Manor house

The Old Stone House

St Mary's Church, Rhuddlan

Brockabank

Conen Cottage & Oak Apple Cottage & Primrose Cottage & the Cottage

The Devonshire, Skipton

Raf Wittering: Nuclear Fissile Core Stores, Buildings A09, A10, A11, A14, A15, A27, Vw28, A29 and A33

Gate Piers and Gates Approximately 350 Metres North West of Rockbeare Manor

St Andrew's Church, Clay Coton

The Manor House

Manwood Close, Manwood Court

Church of St Martin

Town Farmhouse including Walls to Walled Garden to the South

Poulton Manor

St. Mary's Church, Kettlewell

Basclose
Station Rd, Newton Poppleford, Newton Poppleford and Harpford

Delf House

Church of St Gregory

Kilnsey Old Hall

Tower c. 1409

Barclays Bank

To the south-east corner of Pwllhalog farmstead, about 2 km east of Cwm Parish Church; the house is within a stone-walled enclosure.

Stedcombe, Axmouth

Denton Court and Entrance Court

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Stone barn at St Radegund's Abbey Farm, about 65 metres south of well house

Former Weedon Barracks: east blast house of series of four in magazine enclosure

Wadenhoe

Sturminster Marshall

Columbarium at Hawley Manor

No 52 [New Street], including the outhouse to north

Baptist chapel

Little Gaddesden, Dacorum

Set back from the road behind a curved, narrow forecourt bounded by a hedge.

Nuclear Fissile Core Store

Lower House Including Rear Garden Walls
Coxen, Long Orchard

Berkhamsted Place, Berkhamsted, Dacorum

Probably late 17th or early 18th century

St Asaph
Stables at Garthgynan

Coaching inn

School Chapel Dover College

Greenway Farmhouse

Branston House West Wing

Apartments

Wiggaton, Ottery St Mary
Shute House
The Old Rectory Including Kitchen Garden Walls Adjoining to North

Caldecott, Chelveston cum Caldecott

GB-NYK

St Peter's Church, Church Whitfield

Red Doors Farmhouse Including Front Courtyard Wall Adjoining to North

Brook House

Bonners

Stone Gappe

Church of St Tysilio

Charlton-in-Dover, Dover

Set back slightly from the street behind railed rubble forecourt walls.
Approximately 2 km NE of Llandegla, at the end of a narrow lane leading N from the A 5104, occupying a commanding hillside position with a walled garden to north and listed estate buildings to south-west.

Cranborne

Stable Block and Barn to West of No 16 including linking Wall and Gate Piers

Stuart House

The Common, Chipperfield, Dacorum

Prominently-sited on the corner with Beacon's Hill.

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 5

GB-DOR

Situated on hillside south of A5 road, about 2.5 km east of Llangollen, and approached up a steep track through former farmyard.

The Gabriel Richards Almshouses

Late 16th century

Sharlowes Farm House
Langley House

Latham's Hospital

Devonshire Hotel
Grassington Hall

Lodge Farm House

Priory Remains and attached Buildings

Late 17th century

The Chanter's House

Old Manor Farmhouse

The Priory
Plymtree Manor

Hampreston, Ferndown

Orangery Including Hot Houses Adjoining to North West and South East

Footbridge

Stourmouth House

Late 14th century

Luddington-in-the-Brook, Luddington

Attached to rear wing of Faenol Fawr.

Killerton House

In a fine position overlooking the N banks of the River Dee, approx 2.5km W of Llandrillo. At the end of a track which runs S off a lane which follows the river between Llanderfel and Cynwyd.
Located in the centre of the village on the western banks of the Afon Clywedog; sited within its own rubble-walled churchyard featuring several good C18 and C19 chest tombs.
Adjacent to the south wall of the St Mael & St Sulien's church.

Tappington Hall

Duddington, Duddington-with-Fineshade

Church of St Martin of Tours

Wild Court
The Drewe Arms Including Curved Wall Adjoining at North West
Metcombe, Ottery St Mary
Weycroft, Axminster

Invicta House, Ye Olde King's Arms

Mid 13th century

Edge Barton Manor

St Peter and St Paul, Eythorne

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 4

Cow house

Slipton, Lowick

Canons Ashby House

Church of All Saints and churchyard wall and railings

Jossenblock

Dyserth Hall

Great Gaddesden, Dacorum

Westcliffe, St Margaret's at Cliffe

Secondary House at Plas Chambres
Prominently-sited on the corner with Park Street.

Petersham House

St John the Baptist's church, Low Bentham

Saunders Almshouses

Gwyddelwern

Premises of G C Bateman
Connets Farmhouse including Outbuilding adjoining to the South-east and Front Garden Walls

Brigstock

Killerton Park, Broad Clyst

Hall Farmhouse

Betws Gwerfil Goch

Long Marston, Tring Rural, Dacorum

Aisled barn

Ty Mawr, Gwyddelwern

St Martin's church, Welton, Northamptonshire

Bulwick Hall and attached Entrance Loggia and Garden Room

Ashe House

Plas Clough

Margells

Plas-draw
St Asaph Bridge, High Street

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Church Lane, Ripple
School Chapel, Dover College

Canons Ashby House, South Lion Gates and gatepiers to garden
Althorp, Gardeners House

Dolbelidr
Former House of Thomas Gee, including decorative railings to raised terrace on R

The Old Manor

St Peter and St Paul church, Temple Ewell

Church of Saint Mary Magdalene

SS Margaret and Andrew's Church, Littleham

Kingston Lacy obelisk

Church of St George

Obelisk 140 M South-west of Kingston Lacey House

Estate cottage

Parcevall Hall

Stables of Harlestone House

St Peter's Church, Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd

Walls, Gatepier and Attached Banqueting House and Balustrade Approximately 80 Metres East of Drayton House

Cynwyd

Probably early 16th century

Grade II* listed buildings in East Northamptonshire
St Mary and All Saints Church, Pilton

Parish Church of St Andrew, Buckland

Main barn at Abbey Farm, Abbey Road
St Tysilio's Church

Library, Dover College

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 1

St Thomas's Church

The Old Bell Public House

Church of St Oswald

Plas-yn-Faerdref

South entrance to Kilsby Tunnel

The Limes

Barclays Bank, 1 The Square

Stone barn at St. Radegund's Abbey Farm, about 65 metres south of well house
Wallets Court

Grade II* listed buildings in Cumbria

Canons Ashby House, gates and gatepiers to Green Court

Wingham
Ripple Court and outhouses in rear courtyard

In the United Kingdom, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of special architectural, historical, or cultural significance; Grade II* structures are those considered to be "particularly important buildings of more than special interest". Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning Act 1947. Once listed, strict limitations are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or fittings.

Dovecote about 100 metres north-west of Knowlton Court

Foxhall including adjoining Garden and Yard Walls to the SE and SW

Former Weedon Barracks: outer wall, south-east and south-west bastions and gate piers to south-east

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

Old St Mary's, Walmer

Set back on the east side of the minor road from Llangynhafal to Hirwaen .

Ebford, Clyst St George

Dartford
All Saints church, Swanscombe

Arnford Farmhouse

Church Green, Farway
Old Sheldon Grange
Bakers Dairy Cottage Bakers Farmhouse
St Mary the Virgin's Church, Huxham

In field to west of Bodeugan farmstead

Hinton, Woodford cum Membris

Old Marlowes House
Gaddesden Place

Garden ornaments

Cheverells and attached Stables

Number 59 and and Attached Wall to South

Ty Gwyn

Church of St Mary and All Saints

Lleweni Hall, including Stables to the NE

St. Mary
Guilton, Ash

Home Farm, the Old Dairy

Outbuildings
Little Cob & Merton Cottage & Tudor Cottage

Brockhall Hall

Lower Benefield, Benefield

Settle Bridge

St Mary the Virgin's church, Woodnesborough

mid and late 12th century

Grade II* listed buildings in Derbyshire

Bull Hotel

Underdown Farmhouse Including Front Garden Boundary Walls

Glan-y-wern Hall

Ventilation shaft

Cookshayes Farmhouse Including Gate Piers Adjoining to South

St Mary's Church, Sixpenny Handley

Swanscombe and Greenhithe

Post mill

Deene Park, Deene

Stables and Coach Houses Approximately 10 Metres East of Rockbeare Manor
Church Lane Theydon Theydon or Church Lane

Langdon Abbey

Timber-framed house attached to north side of Manor House

St Mary's Church, Whimple

Abbey

Terraces at Gledstone Hall
Eshton Hall

Glebe House

St Mary's church, East Haddon

Little Marchmont, Marchmont House

Plas Heaton

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Stableyard and garden walls

Barnwell All Saints, Barnwell

Goodnestone Park

Stoneacre Farmhouse Including Barn Adjoining to the North-west and Front Garden Walls

At N side of the former St Asaph road now bypassed by the adjacent A55. Low perimeter wall separately listed.

Ebford Manor
Front garden boundary wall and gateway immediately east of Bovey House

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The White Lion Public House

St Albans Court, Nonington

Grade II* listed buildings in Dartford (borough)

Reached by a minor road and a private drive about 3 km south-south-west of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd.

c. 16th century
Lower Lye, Stockland

Drayton Park, Lowick, East Northamptonshire

Fordton Farmhouse

Former Weedon Barracks: East Lodge

Garthgynan Mill

Former Weedon Barracks: Storehouse Number 17

In the village of Cwm, 0.5 km east of the Cwm road. Stone churchyard wall with gate at west. The Vicarage site encroaches on the churchyard at south, and shares the roadside wall.

All Saints' Church, Holdenby

Coleg y Groes , High Street

Terraces at Gledeston Hall

Carries the minor road from Llidiart y Parc to Carrog over the River Dee.
Gatepiers of former entrance to Bodwyddan Hall, Bodelwyddan

Villa

Corfe Mullen

Garden wall and gateway

Knowlton church

In village of Llandyrnog, in a graveyard which now extends beyond a lane to the east; part lost to road widening at west. Stone churchyard wall with steps up at west; war memorial and sundial within the churchyard.

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No 2 Llannerch Hall

Before 1831

Henry Simpson's Barn

Edgeworth House

Late 11th century

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St Mary's Church

Woodlands

Ffynnon Fair

Kildwick Hall with kitchen block to rear

Grammar school

St Edmunds Chapel

Church of St Mary Magdalene, Longfield

St Mary's church, Woodnewton

London to Birmingham Railway, Kilsby

Hall House

Crixhall, Staple
Bartlemas

Gwaenynog
Located off the E side of the road, in a slightly raised position, approx 2km N of Llandrillo.
Garn

Chapel of Ease

Achurch, Thorpe Achurch

West Court West Court Farmhouse

St Catherine's Church, Draughton

In the garden of Grovehurst.

Early to mid 16th century

Holy Trinity Church
Henblas Hall
Brynbella

The Manor House and No 55

Late/mid 17th century

Fountaines Hospital

The College, Ottery St Mary
Library
St David's

Threshing barn

On the corner with Chapel Street.

Smithenhayes Farmhouse
Late medieval tower

Street Farm

In the United Kingdom, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of special architectural, historical, or cultural significance; Grade II* structures are those considered to be "particularly important buildings of more than special interest". Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning Act 1947. Once listed, strict limitations are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or fittings. In Wales, the authority for listing under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 rests with Cadw.

Fountaine's Hospital, Linton-in-Craven

Wilstone, Tring Rural, Dacorum

Entrance lodge
Paddleford Bridge

St Nicholas Church, Edmondsham

Set in its own grounds approximately 0.5km NW of Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd, with drive entrance close to a bend on the road.
Located approximately 1.5km NW of Cynwyd, and reached by a lane which leads from Pont Dyffrdwy.

Easole Street, Nonington

Magazine

At the fork of the Cwm Road and the minor road to Marian Cwm, near the southern fringe of the village of Dyserth. Terracing and retaining walls of site much altered in recent restorations. Former farm buildings of Pentre Cwm farm are to the north.

Former Weedon Barracks: west blast house of series of four in magazine enclosure

Ripple
Transmitter Tower , Transmitter Site, Former Swingate Chain Home Radar Station

Wiscombe Park

In the village of Meliden, at the north junction of Ffordd Talargoch with Meliden Road.

Former Weedon Barracks: outer wall and north-west bastion

Waen
Royles Pharmacy, including adjoining ranges to the rear

Lower House including Rear Garden Walls

Corpus Christi Church, Tremeirchion

Wingham Barton Manor

Terfyn Farmhouse

Longfield and New Barn, Dartford

Pont Melin Rug
Perthewig

All Saints' Church, Burton in Lonsdale

No 13 Llannerch Hall
Set back on the W side of the main village street behind a walled forecourt, at the southern edge of the village group.

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Church of St Petrock and St Barnabus

Column

Film Studio at All Hallows School & the Old Church

Laxton Park, Laxton
mid/late 17th century

All Saints Church, Waldershare

Manor House Farmhouse

St Michael and All Angels church, Creaton

Dairy

Set in fields approximately 1.5km E of Trefnant village, within a farm group and set back behind cock-and-hen coped rubble forecourt walls; accessed via a long, unmetalled track running W from the road leading to Pont-y-Cambwll.
Close to the house named Capel-y-gloch, on the east side of the A525 Wrexham Road, 1?km south of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd.
Llantysilio

Cowley, Upton Pyne

Grotto 250 Metres South East of St Giles House

Former Weedon Barracks: east magazine of series of four in magazine enclosure

Almshouses

The School Hall Dover College

All Saints, Hampreston

The Clock House

Walls to the Vineyard including Gate Piers and Walls to the Terraced Beds

Bovingdon, Dacorum

Priest's House Museum

Prominently-sited at the corner with Vale Street.

All Saints Chancel

Dover Town Hall

Exton Farmhouse

Stables Attached to South West of Drayton House

Old Park

Pierce's Memorial

Boundary wall

St Rumbold's Church, Stoke Doyle

Gatehouse 16th century, walls 19th century

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Beamsley Hospital

St Peter and St Paul's Church, Preston Capes

Glebe House and Attached Steps and Railings

Y Gelli
At north side of the village of Bryneglwys, within a hilltop graveyard surrounded by a rubblestone wall; iron gates to south.
Ruthin
Located approximately 1km SW of Denbigh within its own park, set back to the S of the road and accessed via its own drive.

Well house to south-west of Fawsley Farm

Gatehouse and walls

Situated in its own grounds to the north-east of Denbigh, close to the boundary with Aberwheeler Community. Reached by long drives off the lane from Brookhouse to Waen and from the Mold Road.
To the east side of the B5429, about 2km north of Llandyrnog village; farm buildings to north-west side.
The house is set in 4ha of grounds above the River Dee, NW of Llantysilio Church, on the road from Pentrefelin to Rhewl. It is in the historic township of Maes-yr-ychain and is reached by a driveway from the road.

St Peter & St Paul's Church, Scaldwell

Edmondsham

Dane Court

Northchurch, Dacorum

Attached former farm buildings to Blaenddol house, Blaen y Ddol

Dulford, Broadhembury

Bachymbyd Fawr

Grade II* listed buildings in Dorset

Curfew House

Statue of Samson and the Philistine Approximately 110 Metres East of East Front of Drayton House
Church of the Holy Trinity

Former Weedon Barracks: outer walls to magazine enclosure

The King's Arms Public House

The County Hall

Friends meeting house

Plas Ashpool

St Petrock's church, Farringdon
Late 16th to early 17th century

St Peter's Church, Deene

Primary House at Pwll Callod

Ruins of St Radegund's Abbey

Stable Block and Barn to West of Number 16 Including Linking Wall and Gate Piers

Gates and Gatepiers 12 Metres North-west of Ebford Manor with Length of Garden Wall to Right
Lower Ridge

No 12 Llannerch Hall

Grade II* listed buildings in Dacorum

St. Mary the Virgin's church, Dover

Located in a picturesque setting in a field on the N bank of the river Elwy at the SE boundary of the community.

Malthouse Cottage & St Marys Cottage

Prominently-sited at the cross-roads, at the NE boundary of the churchyard.

Probably 16th century
Lockers

St John the Baptist's Church, Colaton Raleigh
Early 17th century or earlier

Derwen Hall
Llanrhaeadr Hall
Llandegla

Grade II* listed buildings in Dover (district)

All Saints' Church, Pitsford

Gwerclas Hall

Fawsley Farm, well house to south-west
Former Weedon Barracks: inner west of series of four blast houses in magazine enclosure

Church of All Saints and St Mark
Parish church

Reached by a minor road, about 1km east of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd.

Witchampton

Llandyrnog
No 10 Llannerch Hall

The Old Bakery

Old Church Tower, Long Marston

Bodelwyddan

Daventry

St Sadwrn's Church, Henllan

Cloister

Earlier

At the west side of the village of Clocaenog. Square churchyard with stone wall to front and to east side overlooking lower ground.

Markyate, Dacorum

St Etheldreda's church, Guilsborough

Plas Chambres, including adjoining forecourt and garden walls
Workshop range at Abbey Farm, Abbey Road
St Foddhyd's Church

Summer house

Ruins of Knowlton Church

Prominently located at the Lenten Pool roundabout, set back slightly behind low curving forecourt walls.
St Mary's Well, Bodrhyddan
Grade II* listed buildings in Denbighshire

Horton

Ty Mawr
Situated at the lower end of the town, at the foot of the hill; at the end of the lane, itself leading E off Rhyl Road.
St Stephen's Church, Bodfari

Stables and house
Loughwood Chapel

Cheverells Green, Flamstead, Dacorum

Esgobty farmhouse, Upper Denbigh Road
Pont Corweb, Stryd y Bont

Detached house

Bust

St Kentigern, St Asaph

Chapel of ease

Walford Bridge

No 11 Llannerch Hall
Located within its own grounds approximately 1.5 km SE of Henllan; accessed via a long track running W from the Denbigh to Henllan road.

Early/mid 17th century

St Helen's church, Sibbertoft

St Michael's and All Angels' church, Colehill

late C17/early 18th century

Cae'r Afallen

Dower house

Manor Cottage, the Old Manor House

Churchyard Cross Shaft at St Meugan's Church

Church of St Luke

The Haven Guest House

Faenol-bach with Domestic Boundary Walls
Llandrillo

Long Croft and attached barn

Stanwick Hall

Abbey House, Witchampton

Pont Rhyd-y-Cilgwyn
Bronyffynnon aka Hen Cartref
No 5 Llannerch Hall

Bulwick Park, Bulwick

Wimborne Minster

At the centre of the village of Dyserth, within a large churchyard. Stone churchyard wall with triangular coping; steel gates to west, north and south.
On the street-line.
No 1 Llannerch Hall

Hawthorn Cottage
Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Lympstone

Church of St Cynfarch and St Mary
Llanynys

St Mary's Church, Barby

North Wales Hospital: Primary Range, including adjoining walled 'Airing Courts' to NW and SE

Sidmouth Lodge and Adjoining Boundary Walls

Easton on the Hill, East Northamptonshire

Sand Lodge

Garden Walls with Privy, Pavilion and Cottage at Garthgynan

Woodnesborough

Probably early to mid 16th century
Hole Farmhouse including gate piers adjoining east end
Littleham, Exmouth

Strikingly located on a rocky rise some 1.6km NW of Cefn Meiriadog village; located immediately W of the lane running NW from Cefn Meiriadog to Glascoed.

Mid to late 16th century
Exton, Woodbury

Located immediately W of Cynwyd village, and carrying a minor road over the River Dee.
Spans the river Clwyd to form the only access to the town from the W.

The Bury
The Old Manor House and Cottage, Aldbury

Powder magazine

Pont Dyfrdwy

Grade II* listed buildings in Durham

Early to mid 17th century

Church of St Ethelreda

Pepperstock, Flamstead, Dacorum

Long Croft and Attached Barn

Grade II* listed buildings in Devon

Sunbury Hill Farm

Pound Farmhouse Including Front Garden Walls

Bodeugan Farmhouse
Plas yn y pentre

The Royal Victoria and Bull Inn

Set in its own grounds at the top of a secluded glen on the SE edge of the town. Topiary along front wall. Today the main gated entry is near the junction with Bache Mill Road.
East side of the village of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd in a walled churchyard with the stump of a preaching cross; Church House and lychgate to south; iron gates to west.

Warehouse

Courtyard

Knowle, East Budleigh

Garden wall

St Leonard's Church, Glapthorn

St Tysilio's Church, Llantysilio

Walls and gate piers

Northbourne

Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels

Elmstone, Preston

Mid 18th century

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

Tŷ'n-Dŵr, Tŷ'n-Dŵr Road, Pengwern Vale

Branscombe Street, Branscombe

Ruthin Castle Hotel
Bryneglwys

Priory Remains and Attached Buildings

Chillenden Windmill

Town Tenement Farmhouse

St Cwyfan's Church

Vicarsmead including Boundary Walls adjoining to East and West
Mohuns Ottery Gatehouse and Front Garden Walls Approximately 5 Metres South of Mohuns Ottery Farmhouse

Great Selson

Bryn Celyn

Winslade Park, Clyst St Mary
Sidmouth Lodge and adjoining boundary walls at Bicton Park
Probably mid 18th century

Chillenden, Goodnestone

St Michael and All Angels, Clyst Honiton

Vicarage

To S side of an unclassified road from Terfyn to Glan-y-morfa, 1km N of Bodelwyddan School. Domestic site separated from farmyard by a low wall; wall also at entrance
At the centre of Bodfari Village, approached by a lychgate and long flight of steps. The orientation of the church is north east, but conventional orientation is assumed in this description. Stone churchyard wall.
St Elidan's Church, Llanelidan

Gledstone Hall and forecourt walls, pavilions and gates

Numbers 6 and 8 Wrought Iron Front Railings

In the farmyard of Bach-y-graig

Late 18th to early 19th century

Tremeirchion
Cyffylliog

Oak House

Henbury House

Located at the W boundary of the community, approximately 5km SW of Ruthin; accessed via a long drive running westwards from the road by a lodge.

The Hermitage Including Pond, Rockeries and Waterfalls to the South

St Denys' church, Cold Ashby

Ruins of St. Radegund's Abbey

Beechwood Park, Flamstead, Dacorum

Saxon

All Saints' church, Naseby

Prominently sited on the corner of the square with Crown Lane.
Rhyl

Built 1952

Located on the hillside above the River Dee, and reached by a track off the E side of the B4401.

Nos 6 and 8, Queensway: Wrought Iron Front Railings

At the corner of Ffordd Talargoch and Dyserth Road. Stone-walled forecourt with iron gate and rails; stone-walled drive from road. Garden to S and W, farmyard to N.

Hellidon

To south west of Tremeirchion village in extensive private grounds. Approach at east side, landscaped park and garden terracing at west side.
Gatepiers and associated Forecourt Walls at Plas-yn-Llan

River Cherwell, Charwelton

Hooded tomb in the churchyard of Saints Mael and Sulien
Corwn Manor , Heol Llundain

St Margaret's at Cliffe

Prominently sited on the corner with Bath Street.

Late 15th to early 16th century

Rhewl

St Michael's Church, Winwick

Wimborne Book Shop
Little Moors Farmhouse

Parish Church of St Sadwrn including adjacent Cross Shaft

Walled garden

Located in the churchyard, to the S of the church.
Cowhouse at Abbey Farm, Abbey Road

Church of St Giles and St Nicholas, Sidmouth

West of Garthgynan farmhouse, across farm track.

Railway tunnel portal

Prominently-sited at the E end of High Street.
At west side of the B5429 Tremeirchion to Bodfari Road, 1 km south of Tremeirchion Parish Church

Probably late 18th or early 19th century
Aunk, Clyst Hydon

St Beuno's Church, Gwyddelwern

St Mary's Church, Farthingstone
St Helen's Church, Thornby

Church of Saints Mael and Sulien

Ham church, Kent

St Faith's church, Kilsby

Church of St Peter, Great Berkhamsted
Berkhamsted, Dacorum

c. early 14th century

Oundle

Gwasg Gee Printing Works
Located immediately SE of the main house on the SW side of the cobbled former service court.
Ty'n y Llwyn
No 3 Llannerch Hall

Guildhall, Sandwich, Kent

Lympstone, Woodbury

Flaunden, Dacorum

Pamphill

Gledstone Hall, West Marton, North Yorkshire

South Wing of Winwick Manor Winwick Manor
Winwick

Little Marchmont Marchmont House
Church of Saint Peter

Lower Northcott Farmhouse

Located at the western perimeter of the village within its own walled churchyard.

Garden ornaments and furniture in the Italianate Gardens at Bicton Park

Farm outbuildings at Hengoed
Within the Evan Pierce Memorial Garden, set back from the street opposite Somerfield's supermarket; the monument stands in a square, gravelled enclosure with stone kerbing .

Almshouses Including Front Wall

Cell Park

All Saints church, Flore, Northamptonshire

St Michael's church, Otterton

Country House
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St Giles House, Wimborne St Giles

Mill

Priest's House

Old Dutch House, Sandwich, Kent

Moot Hall, Daventry

Church of St John the Baptst

Old Stable Block and Bodidris Cottage to South-west of Bodidris

Maison Dieu House

Late medieval

Friary Court and Old Friary

Opposite the south porch of St Mary's Church.

Deal

Lon Swan Independent Chapel, including associated Hall, forecourt walls & railings
Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd
Towards the top of park Street immediately adjacent to No 1; fronting directly onto the road, but with enclosed grounds to NE.
Located at the NE boundary of the community, approximately 1.2km NE of Trefnant village; sited on the SE side of the unclassified road from Trefnant to Tremeirchion, set back in its own grounds with a large metalled forecourt.
Carriage Yard to west of Lleweni Hall

St Mary's Church, Axminster

West Court & West Court Farmhouse

Porth

Tower 15th century

Parish Church

Church of St Mary the Virgin, Upottery

Inn

Mid to late 14th century

Located in the village centre within its own rubble-walled churchyard.

Statue of Flora Approximately 25 Metres East of East Front of Drayton House

Church of St Hubert

Located at the south-western edge of the village, set back within its churchyard to the NW of the Henllan to Trefnant Road.
Church of Corpus Christi

Medieval origins

St Andrew's Church, Chardstock

Pont Carrog
St Stephen's Church
St Tysilio's Church, Bryneglwys

St Mary Magdalene's Church, Denton

Skyreholme, Appletreewick

Outbuildings, Garden Walls and Enclosing Wall and Balustrade to Stedcombe House

At the west side of the B5429, north of the turning to Pont Llanychan. The churchyard is rounded at the north but is otherwise square.
Situated in the Vale of Llangollen on by-road between Trevor and Trevor Uchaf, approximately 1km SW of Pont Cysylltau.
Churchyard Cross, High Street

St Mary the Virgin's church, Badby

St Martin, Great Mongeham
St. Leonard's Church, Upper Deal

St Mary's Church, Bicton

Nantclwyd Hall

Cruck house

Detached Belfry Tower at the Church of St Sadwrn

Sutton

Castle Hotel, Ruthin
Set back from the road behind a low-walled forecourt.
Spanning the river Clywedog immediately W of the main road in the village centre.

Hotel

Church of SS Peter and Mary, Salcombe Regis

Selson, Eastry

St Tyrnog's Church
The Old Palace, High Street

St Andrew's church, Buckland in Dover

St Cwyfan's Church, Denbighshire