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Listed Buildings in Allerton and Hunts Cross Ward, Liverpool

  1. II Allerton Golf Club House
    Liverpool, L18
  2. II* Allerton Hall
    Liverpool, L25
  3. II* Allerton Priory
    Liverpool, L25
  4. II Allerton Tower Orangery
    Liverpool, L25
  5. II Camp Hill Lodge
    Liverpool, L25
  6. II Church of All Souls, including church hall, boundary wall and gates Photos
    Liverpool, L19
  7. II Cleveley Cottage
    Liverpool, L18
  8. II Former stable block to Cleveley
    Liverpool, L18
  9. II Golf Lodge
    Liverpool, L25
  10. II Hoarwithy Lodge
    Liverpool, L18
  11. II Hunts Cross
    Liverpool, L25
  12. II Hunts Cross Station (Incorporating Stationmaster's House) Photos
    Liverpool, L25
  13. II L Shaped Range of Outbuildings at Oak Farm
    Liverpool, L25
  14. II Laundry and Stables at Allerton Tower
    Liverpool, L25
  15. II Lodge to Allerton Park Golf Course
    Liverpool, L18
  16. II Lodge to Allerton Priory
    Liverpool, L18
  17. II Lodge to Allerton Tower, with Adjoining Gate Piers
    Liverpool, L25
  18. II* Much Woolton Old School
    Liverpool, L25
  19. II New Heys
    Liverpool, L18
  20. II North Gate Piers to Allerton Hall with Connecting Walls and Railings
    Liverpool, L25
  21. II Oak Farmhouse
    Liverpool, L25
  22. II Obelisk on Lawn to South East of Allerton Golf Club House
    Liverpool, L25
  23. II Springwood Lodge
    Liverpool, L25
  24. II St Michaels Manor
    Liverpool, L25
  25. II The Cottage
    Liverpool, L25
  26. II Village Cross at Junction with Speke Road
    Liverpool, L25

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