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Listed Buildings in Windlestone, County Durham

  1. II* Clock Tower North of Windlestone Hall
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  2. II Curved Garden Wall to West of Windlestone Hall
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  3. II Eden House, with Walls, Railings and Gates
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  4. II Entrance Gateway to Windlestone Hall, with Piers, Quadrant Walls and Gates
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  5. II Field Boundary to South-West of Windlestone Hall
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  6. II Garden Wall to South-West of Windlestone Hall, with Gate and Gateway
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  7. II Garden Wall to West of Windlestone Hall School Photos
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  8. II Ha-Ha Wall to South-West of Windlestone Hall School
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  9. II North Lodge to Windlestone Hall
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  10. II Outbuildings to North of Yew Cottage
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  11. II Stables to north of Windlestone Hall, now classrooms to Windlestone Hall School
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  12. II Stables, Now School Laundry, to North-West of Windlestone Hall
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  13. II Terrace Wall to East and South of Windlestone Hall, with Piers and Steps
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  14. II The Coach House, to North of Garden Cottage
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  15. II Wall and Piers to West of Yew Cottage
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  16. II* Windlestone Hall
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17
  17. II Yew Cottage
    Windlestone, County Durham, DL17

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