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Listed Buildings in Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk

  1. II 1 and 2, Station Road
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  2. II 5 and 6, Station Road
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  3. II 7, the Green
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  4. II Attleborough Lodge
    Kimberley Hall, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  5. II Church Farmhouse
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  6. II* Church of St Mary
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  7. II* Church of St Peter
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  8. II Gelham Lodge
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  9. II Glebe Farmhouse
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  10. II Green Farmhouse
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  11. II Hall Farmhouse
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  12. II K6 Telephone Kiosk
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  13. II Manor Farm Barn
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  14. II Manor Farmhouse and Boundary Wall with Gate Piers
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9
  15. II Park Farm Barn
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  16. II Park Farmhouse
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  17. II Remains of Kimberley Hall
    Kimberley Hall, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  18. II Stables and Waggon Lodge at Park Farm
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  19. II Station Farmhouse
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  20. II The Old Smithy
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR18
  21. II Turnpike Cottage
    Kimberley, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR9

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