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Listed Buildings in Thorpe, Craven, North Yorkshire

  1. II Barn and Bothy Range to S of Hardy Grange Farmhouse*
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  2. II Barn and Byre to East of Hardcastle House
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  3. II Barn Approximately 10 Metres South of Holly Tree Farmhouse
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  4. II Barn Opposite Crag Lea
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  5. II Blackburn House
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  6. II Bull House Opposite Kail Farmhouse
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  7. II Crag Lea
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  8. II Culvert Mouth Lining Walls Bridge and Sheepwash West of Manor House Barn
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  9. II Garden Wall with Gatepiers Opposite Manor House, Linking Outbuilding and Barn
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  10. II Guide Stone at Se 0095 6247
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  11. II Hardcastle House
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  12. II Hardy Grange Farmhouse
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  13. II Holly Tree Farmhouse
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  14. II Kail Farmhouse
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  15. II Manor House Barn and Approach Bridge
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  16. II Manor House Cottage and barn
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  17. II Manor House with Wall and Gate Piers Photos
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  18. II Outbuilding Opposite Manor House
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  19. II Outbuilding to West End of Hardcastle House
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  20. II Stonycroft
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23
  21. II Sunnyside and Sunnybank
    Thorpe, North Yorkshire, BD23

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