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Listed Buildings in Twitchen, North Devon, Devon

  1. II Barn Approximately 15 Metres to South East of Kerswell Farmhouse
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  2. II Bickingcott Cross
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  3. II Burch Farmhouse and Adjoining Outbuildings
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  4. II Chest Tomb Approximately 3 Metres to South of Nave of Church of Saint Peter
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  5. II Church of Saint Peter
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  6. II Cross Shaft Approximately 3 Metres to West of Tower of Church of Saint Peter
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  7. II Garden Wall and Retaining Wall Adjoining Burch Farmhouse to South
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  8. II Higher Bickingcott Farmhouse and Shippon Adjoining to West
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  9. II K6 Telephone Kiosk
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  10. II Kennypark Bridge
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  11. II Lower House Farmhouse and Adjoining Stable
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  12. II Marledge Farmhouse
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  13. II Middle Ball
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  14. II Mill Cottage
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  15. II Moorland View
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  16. II Pulsworthy Farm
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  17. II Red Deer Cottage
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  18. II Sindercombe Farmhouse
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36
  19. II Whitcott Farmhouse
    Twitchen, North Devon, Devon, EX36

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