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Listed Buildings in Itteringham, North Norfolk, Norfolk

  1. II Arch 12 Metres South East of Chancel of Mannington Church
    North Norfolk, NR11
  2. II Arch Circa 9 Metres South West of Nave of Mannington Church
    North Norfolk, NR11
  3. II* Church of St. Mary
    St Mary's Church, Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  4. II Coffin lid about 15 metres North of Church of St Mary The Virgin
    St Mary's Church, Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  5. II Draw Bridge at Mannington Hall
    North Norfolk, NR11
  6. II Fair Meadow House and Itteringham Village Shop
    Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  7. II Hill Farmhouse
    Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  8. II Itteringham War Memorial
    St Mary's Church, Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  9. I Mannington Hall Photos
    North Norfolk, NR11
  10. II* Manor Farm House and Attached Garden Walls Photos
    Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  11. II Memorial to John Fish 4M South of Chancel of Church of St Mary the Virgin
    St Mary's Church, Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  12. II Mere Farm House Photos
    North Norfolk, NR11
  13. II Old Rectory
    Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  14. II* Remains of Parish Church of Mannington
    North Norfolk, NR11
  15. II Summer House 250M North East of Manor Farmhouse
    Itteringham, North Norfolk, NR11
  16. II Temple in Garden of Mannington Hall Circa 50 Metres South of South East Corner of Moat
    North Norfolk, NR11
  17. II Two Piers of Cottages Coach House and Adjacent Range to West, Immediately North West of Mannington H
    North Norfolk, NR11
  18. II Walls to Garden and Moat, Bridge and Attached Gazebo and Arch at Mannington Hall
    North Norfolk, NR11

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