History in Structure

Listed Buildings in Wenhaston with Mells Hamlet, , Suffolk

  1. II 1-3 Church Cottages
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  2. II 4 Church Cottages
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  3. II Barn 20 Metres South West of Heath Farmhouse
    Bicker's Heath, East Suffolk, IP19
  4. II Beaumur Laurel Farm
    East Suffolk, IP19
  5. II Brook Farmhouse
    Blackheath, East Suffolk, IP19
  6. II Building 10 Metres West of Old Hall Farmhouse
    Thorington, East Suffolk, IP19
  7. I Church of St Peter Photos
    St Peter's Church, Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  8. II Clay Cottage, Ingleside and Adjoining Cottage
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  9. II Hall Farmhouse
    Blackheath, East Suffolk, IP19
  10. II Heath Farmhouse and Dairy Cottage
    Bicker's Heath, East Suffolk, IP19
  11. II Hollydene
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  12. II Mells Hill Farmhouse
    Mells, East Suffolk, IP19
  13. II Methodist Chapel
    Bicker's Heath, East Suffolk, IP19
  14. II Myrtle's
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  15. II Oakwood
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  16. II Old Hall Farmhouse
    Thorington, East Suffolk, IP19
  17. II Rose Glen and Railway Terrace
    Bicker's Heath, East Suffolk, IP19
  18. II St Kilda
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  19. II St Margarets Farmhouse
    Mells, East Suffolk, IP19
  20. II St Vulcans
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  21. II The Beeches
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  22. II The Cottage
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19
  23. II* The Grange
    East Suffolk, IP19
  24. II Watermill House and Adjoining Watermill
    Mells, East Suffolk, IP19
  25. II Wenhaston War Memorial
    Wenhaston, East Suffolk, IP19

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