British Listed Buildings

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Listed Buildings in South Bedburn, County Durham

  1. II Barn and Attached Loosebox to West of Podgehole Mill
    County Durham, DL13
  2. II Barn, Gin-Gang and Outbuildings Circa 100 Metres North East of Low Shipley Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  3. II Bedburn Hall and Attached Wall and Outbuilding
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  4. II Cottage Circa 10 Metres North East of Bedburn Hall
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  5. II Dryderdale
    County Durham, DL13
  6. II Dryderdale Lodge with Entrance Piers and Walls to South
    County Durham, DL13
  7. II Farm Buildings Attached to High Burnlea Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  8. II Fountain 6 Metres North of Dryderdale
    County Durham, DL13
  9. II Gate Piers 100 Metres East of Hoppyland Hall Photos
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  10. II High Burnlea Farmhouse and Attached Outbuilding
    County Durham, DL13
  11. II Hoppyland Hall Photos
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  12. II Hoppyland Lodge
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  13. II Howlea Bridge over Bedburn Beck
    Hamsterley, County Durham, DL13
  14. II Low Burnlea
    County Durham, DL13
  15. II Mill House
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  16. II Old Hall
    Bedburn, County Durham, DL13
  17. II Podge Hole Bridge and Wall with Tail Race
    County Durham, DL13
  18. II Podge Hole Mill House and Storage Building
    County Durham, DL13
  19. II Smithy Circa 200 Metres North of Low Shipley Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  20. II Stable, Cartshed and Lofts to North of High Burnlea Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  21. II The Grove Bridge over Spurlswood Beck
    County Durham, DL13

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