History in Structure

Listed Buildings in Cratfield, , Suffolk

  1. II Apple Tree Cottage
    East Suffolk, IP19
  2. II Barn 15 Metres North of Lodge Farmhouse
    Swan Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  3. II Bell Green Cottage
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  4. I Church of St Mary
    St Mary's Church, Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  5. II Coppings
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  6. II Cratfield Hall
    Silverley's Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  7. II Grove Farmhouse
    Swan Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  8. II Holly Tree Farmhouse
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  9. II Lark Cottage Middle Cottage School View Cottage
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  10. II Manor Farmhouse
    East Suffolk, IP19
  11. II Moat Farm
    Swan Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  12. II Moat Farmhouse
    Silverley's Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  13. II Old Hall Farmhouse
    East Suffolk, IP19
  14. II Poplar Farmhouse
    Silverley's Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  15. II Rookery Farmhouse
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  16. II Rose Farmhouse Photos
    Swan Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  17. II South Cottage
    Silverley's Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  18. II Swan Green Farmhouse
    Swan Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  19. II The Gables
    Silverley's Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  20. II The Old Bell Inn
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  21. II The Old Farmhouse
    Silverley's Green, East Suffolk, IP19
  22. II The Old Thatched Cottage
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  23. II The Poplars
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  24. II Town House
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19
  25. II Turkey Hall Photos
    Ubbeston, East Suffolk, IP19
  26. II White House Cottages
    Cratfield, East Suffolk, IP19

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