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Listed Buildings in Birdsall, Ryedale, North Yorkshire

  1. II Aldro Farm Barn and Implement Shed Photos
    North Yorkshire, YO17
  2. II Birdsall Grange Granary
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  3. II* Birdsall House
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  4. II Birdsall House Stables
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  5. II Brewery 20 Metres North of Birdsall House
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  6. II Church of Saint Mary Photos
    St Mary's Church, Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  7. I Church of Saint Nicholas Photos
    St Nicholas's Church, North Grimston, North Yorkshire, YO17
  8. II Home Farm Buildings
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  9. II Home Farm Poultry Houses
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  10. II Langar Cottages
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  11. II Laundry 10 Metres North of Birdsall House
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  12. II Luddith Farmhouse
    North Yorkshire, YO17
  13. II Middleton Hunt Kennels
    North Yorkshire, YO17
  14. II Mount Ferrant House
    North Yorkshire, YO17
  15. II North Grimston House
    North Grimston, North Yorkshire, YO17
  16. II Old Ruined Church of All Hallows and Cross
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  17. II Picksharp Farm Implement Shed Granary
    North Yorkshire, YO17
  18. II Picksharp House
    North Yorkshire, YO17
  19. II The Estate Office
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  20. II The Huntsmans House
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17
  21. II The Yard Photos
    North Grimston, North Yorkshire, YO17
  22. II Wall of Kitchen Garden Approximately 50 Metres North of Birdsall House
    Birdsall, North Yorkshire, YO17

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