History in Structure

Listed Buildings in Clothall, North Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire

  1. II Barn at Church Farm Immediately South of Farmhouse
    Luffenhall, North Hertfordshire, SG2
  2. II Barn at Clothall Bury, 20 Metres North East of Farmhouse
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  3. II Barn at Quickswood, 90 Metres North of Farmhouse
    North Hertfordshire, SG7
  4. II Barn Range at Quickswood Farm, 50 Metres North of Farmhouse
    North Hertfordshire, SG7
  5. II Church Farmhouse
    Luffenhall, North Hertfordshire, SG2
  6. II Church Farmhouse
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  7. II* Church of St Mary Photos
    St Mary's Church, Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  8. II Clothall Bury
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  9. II Clothall House
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  10. II Granary at Quickswood Farm (Now Farm Office)
    North Hertfordshire, SG7
  11. II Granary at Quickswood Farm Immediately North of Farmhouse
    North Hertfordshire, SG7
  12. II Hooks Green Cottage
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  13. II Pryors
    Luffenhall, North Hertfordshire, SG2
  14. II Quickswood Farmhouse
    North Hertfordshire, SG7
  15. II Stable at Clothall Bury, Immediately South West of House (Including Attached Wall)
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  16. II The Old Ram and Hurdle
    Luffenhall, North Hertfordshire, SG2
  17. II The Tithe Barn at Clothall House
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  18. II Walled Garden at Clothall House
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, SG7
  19. II Walnut Tree Farmhouse
    Luffenhall, North Hertfordshire, SG2
  20. II Whitehall
    Clothall, North Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire, SG2

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