British Listed Buildings

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Tag: English country house

Larger mansion estate in England, UK

Is a member of Country house

  1. II* Wooton Hall and Adjoining Screen Wall to Right
    Wootton, North Lincolnshire, DN39
  2. II* Wootton House Photos
    Church End, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK43
  3. I Worlingham Hall
    Worlingham, East Suffolk, NR34
  4. II* Wormington Grange and yard wall
    Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, WR12
  5. II* Wotton House
    Wotton, Mole Valley, Surrey, RH5
  6. I Wotton House, with Walls to Pavilions Photos
    Wotton Underwood, Buckinghamshire, HP18
  7. II* Wray Castle Photos
    Westmorland and Furness, Cumbria, LA22
  8. I Wrest Park House and service block comprising pavilions, clock tower and the dairy Photos
    Silsoe, Central Bedfordshire, MK45
  9. II* Wrotham Park and Stable Block
    Bentley Heath, Hertsmere, Hertfordshire, EN5
  10. II Wroxall Abbey Hotel Photos
    Wroxall, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35
  11. II Wyastone Leys Photos
    Ganarew, County of Herefordshire, NP25
  12. II Wychnor Hall
    East Staffordshire, DE13
  13. II* Wykeham Abbey
    Wykeham Abbey, North Yorkshire, YO13
  14. II* Wymering Manor Photos
    Wymering, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6
  15. II* Wynyard Hall Photos
    Stockton-on-Tees, North Yorkshire, TS22
  16. II Wyresdale Park, Estate Buildings and Garden Features, Fountain, Workshop, Storerooms, Tack Room, Sta
    Scorton, Wyre, Lancashire, PR3
  17. II* Wythenshawe Hall Photos
    Northern Moor, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M23
  18. I Yaverland Manor
    Yaverland, Isle of Wight, PO36
  19. II Youngbury and Garden Wall Attached on North
    High Cross, East Hertfordshire, SG12

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