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Listed Buildings in East Brent, Sedgemoor, Somerset

  1. II Bachelors Hall
    Rooks Bridge, Somerset, BS26
  2. II Beaconsfield House Photos
    Rooks Bridge, Somerset, BS26
  3. II Blandford House and Forecourt Railings
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  4. II Church Cottage
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  5. I Church of St Mary Photos
    St Mary's Church, East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  6. II Churchyard Cross in Churchyard, 14 Metres South of South Porch of Church of St Mary Photos
    St Mary's Church, East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  7. II Knoll Farmhouse
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  8. II Knoll Lodge
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  9. II Manor Farmhouse
    Edingworth, Somerset, BS24
  10. II Milepost at Ngr St 3495 5100
    Battleborough, Somerset, TA9
  11. II Milepost at Ngr St 3719 5245
    Tarnock, Somerset, BS26
  12. II Monumental Figure in Churchyard, Approximately 10 Metres West of Tower of Church of St Mary Photos
    St Mary's Church, East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  13. II Post Office Photos
    Rooks Bridge, Somerset, BS26
  14. II Railings Enclosing the Road Frontage of a Plot of Land to the East of Blandford House
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  15. II The Cottage
    Edingworth, Somerset, BS24
  16. II The Old Manor
    Rooks Bridge, Somerset, BS26
  17. II Unknown Chest Tomb in Churchyard, 20 Metres South of South Chapel of Church of St Mary Photos
    St Mary's Church, East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  18. II Village School Photos
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  19. II War Memorial at the Junction of Old Bristol Road and Bridgwater Road Photos
    East Brent, Somerset, TA9
  20. II White House Farmhouse
    Somerset, BS26

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