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Listed Buildings in Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk

  1. II 2 Houses 230 Metres North East of Church of St Remigius
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  2. II Barn 40 Metres North West of Dairy Farmhouse
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  3. II Blackford Hall
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  4. II Blackford Hall Chapel
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  5. II Bottom End Farmhouse
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  6. II* Church of St Remigius
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  7. II* Church of the Holy Cross
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  8. II Dairy Farmhouse
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  9. II Dormer Cottage
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  10. II Dunston Hall Photos
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  11. II Dunston Manor
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  12. II Gostleyns
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  13. II Highfield House
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  14. II Rummer Inn
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  15. II Stable Block to Dunston Manor
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  16. II Stoke Mill
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  17. II Stoke Mill House
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  18. II The End House
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14
  19. II The Old House
    Stoke Holy Cross, South Norfolk, Norfolk, NR14

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