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Listed Buildings within five miles of DL15 9BJ, sorted by distance

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  1. II Premises Occupied by JG Forster and Ye Olde Horse Shoe Inn
    Crook, County Durham, DL15
  2. II* Central Methodist Church
    Crook, County Durham, DL15
  3. II War Memorial, Piers and Chain
    Crook, County Durham, DL15
  4. II Presbytery Attached to Church of Our Lady Immaculate and Saint Cuthbert
    Our Lady Immaculate and St Cuthbert's Church, Crook, County Durham, DL15
  5. II Church of Our Lady Immaculate and Saint Cuthbert
    Our Lady Immaculate and St Cuthbert's Church, Crook, County Durham, DL15
  6. II Former Schools
    Helmington Row, County Durham, DL15
  7. II Gate Piers, Gates, Walls and Railings in Front of Former Schools
    Helmington Row, County Durham, DL15
  8. II Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War Memorial
    Helmington Row, County Durham, DL15
  9. II Barn and Gin Gang to South of Stonecheser Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  10. II Stonechester Farmhouse and Cowhouse Adjoining
    County Durham, DL15
  11. II War Memorial
    Billy Row, County Durham, DL15
  12. II Outbuildings North of Fir Tree Grange
    Low Beechburn, County Durham, DL15
  13. II Fir Tree Grange
    Low Beechburn, County Durham, DL15
  14. II Low Woodifield Farmhouse
    Fir Tree, County Durham, DL15
  15. II War Memorial West of Junction with Billy Hill
    Stanley Crook, County Durham, DL15
  16. II Howden-le-Wear War Memorial
    Howden-le-Wear, County Durham, DL15
  17. II Cart Shed, Stables and Loft and Byre East of High Woodfield Farmhouse
    Fir Tree, County Durham, DL15
  18. II High Woodfield Farmhouse, East and West
    Fir Tree, County Durham, DL15
  19. II Church of St Thomas
    Stanley Crook, County Durham, DL15
  20. II Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady and St Thomas
    Our Lady and St Thomas Roman Catholic Church, Willington, County Durham, DL15
  21. II Fir Tree War Memorial Drinking Fountain
    Fir Tree, County Durham, DL15
  22. II Helmington Hall Including Adjacent Storage Building and Gateway
    Hunwick, County Durham, DL15
  23. II Harperley Hall Gate Piers
    Fir Tree, County Durham, DL15
  24. II High Wooley Farmhouse and Cottage
    County Durham, DL15
  25. II Outbuildings to North West of Beechburn Grange
    High Grange, County Durham, DL15
  26. II Hunwick War Memorial, enclosure and railings
    St Paul's Church, Hunwick, County Durham, DL15
  27. II Beechburn Grange
    High Grange, County Durham, DL15
  28. II Willington, Oakenshaw, and Page Bank War Memorial Cross
    Jubilee Meadows, Willington, County Durham, DL15
  29. II Fountain in Wall in Front of Nnumber 9 North View
    Hunwick, County Durham, DL15
  30. II* Hunwick Hall North West and North East Ranges
    Hunwick, County Durham, DL15
  31. II* Hunwick Hall Farmhouse and Wall Attached
    Hunwick, County Durham, DL15
  32. II Fallowfield
    Willington, County Durham, DL15
  33. II Willington Hall and Attached Outbuilding
    Willington, County Durham, DL15
  34. II Harperley Hall
    County Durham, DL15
  35. II Church of St Stephen Photos
    St Stephen's Church, County Durham, DL15
  36. II Newfield Farmhouse
    Newfield, County Durham, DL14
  37. II Finger Post Approximately 90 Metres East of Newfield Farmhouse
    Newfield, County Durham, DL14
  38. II Newfield War Memorial
    Newfield, County Durham, DL14
  39. II Milestone Circa 100 Metres South of Junction with Track to Park Wall Farm, in Lay by Photos
    County Durham, DL13
  40. II Milestone North of Witton Le Wear
    County Durham, DL14
  41. II Barn, Gin Gang and Cart Shed 20 Metres West of South Brandon Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  42. II 14 and 15, Post Office Street
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  43. II Post Office
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  44. II Tomb of Newby Lowson North of Church of St Philip and St James Photos
    St Philip and St James's Church, Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  45. II Belfry House
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  46. II Church of St Philip and St James Photos
    St Philip and St James's Church, Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  47. II Cross About 3 Metres South of Church of St Philip and St James
    St Philip and St James's Church, Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  48. II Witton House
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  49. II* Low Harperley Farmhouse Photos
    County Durham, DL15
  50. II Barn Adjacent to North Gable of Low Harperley Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  51. II Elm Cottage
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  52. II Holly House
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  53. II Gate Piers at Entrance to Witton Wear
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  54. II* Witton Tower
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  55. II Cottage North West of Low Harperley Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  56. II Barn and Gin-Gang, 30 Metres West of West Brandon Old Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  57. II West Lodge
    County Durham, DL15
  58. II Outbuildings and Wall to East of Edge Knoll Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  59. II Former Cottage 20 Metres to East of Edge Knoll
    County Durham, DL13
  60. II Edge Knoll Farmhouse and Attached Farm Buildings
    County Durham, DL13
  61. II Garden Wall to West of Edge Knoll
    County Durham, DL13
  62. II* Witton Bridge Photos
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  63. II Pigeon-Cote C.200 Metres North-West of Witton Castle
    County Durham, DL14
  64. II North Lodge to Witton Castle Photos
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  65. II Piers and Gates at Witton Castle North Entrance, with Wall to Bridge Photos
    Witton-le-Wear, County Durham, DL14
  66. II Goodwell Field Gamekeeper's House
    Brancepeth, County Durham, DH7
  67. II Thornley Hall
    Thornley, County Durham, DL13
  68. II Bridge, C100 Metres East of Witton Castle, and Wall Attached
    County Durham, DL14
  69. II Barn, Gin-Gang and Outbuildings Circa 100 Metres North East of Low Shipley Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  70. II Outbuildings to East of Goodwell Field Gamekeeper's House
    Brancepeth, County Durham, DH7
  71. II Smithy Circa 200 Metres North of Low Shipley Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL13
  72. II Barrack Farmhouse
    Tow Law, County Durham, DL13
  73. II* Witton Castle
    County Durham, DL14
  74. II Terrace Wall North of Witton Castle Main Range
    County Durham, DL14
  75. II Church of St Bartholomew
    St Bartholomew's Church, Thornley, County Durham, DL13
  76. II* Forecourt Walls and South Tower of Witton Castle
    County Durham, DL14
  77. II Bridge C.300 Metres South-East of Witton Castle
    County Durham, DL14
  78. II Castle Garden Walls South of Forecourt of Witton Castle
    County Durham, DL14
  79. II Oxclose Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  80. II Barn, Byres, Hemmels, Loose Boxes and Gin Gang to North of Oxclose Farmhouse
    County Durham, DL15
  81. II Walls Enclosing Witton Castle Gardens on West and South, with Ha-Ha
    County Durham, DL14
  82. II Old Park Farmhouse and Well House Attached
    Thornley, County Durham, DL13
  83. II High Waterhouse Farmhouse and Attached Outbuilding
    Waterhouses, County Durham, DH7
  84. II Former Smithy South of Old Park Farmhouse
    Thornley, County Durham, DL13
  85. II New Ivesley Farmhouse, Adjoining Byre and Stables
    Waterhouses, County Durham, DH7
  86. II Church of St Philip and St James Photos
    St Philip and St James's Church, Tow Law, County Durham, DL13
  87. II Thornley War Memorial
    Thornley, County Durham, DL13
  88. II War Memorial Photos
    Tow Law, County Durham, DL13
  89. II Gate Piers and Gates to West of Church of St Philip and St James Photos
    St Philip and St James's Church, Tow Law, County Durham, DL13
  90. II Garden Wall to North of the Hall
    Byers Green, County Durham, DL16
  91. II Barn 20 Metres North of Lane House
    County Durham, DL13
  92. II Lane House
    County Durham, DL13
  93. II The Hall with Outbuilding, and Piers and Wall Attached
    Byers Green, County Durham, DL16
  94. II* Quarry Hill and Adjoining Outbuilding
    Brancepeth, County Durham, DH7
  95. II Cattle Market Auction Building Photos
    Tow Law, County Durham, DL13
  96. II Brancepeth Bridge
    Brancepeth, County Durham, DH7
  97. II Brancepeth Bridge
    Brancepeth, County Durham, DH7
  98. II Barn East of Bradley Hall
    County Durham, DL13
  99. II Table Tomb 15 Metres West of the Saxon Church Photos
    Escomb, County Durham, DL14
  100. I The Saxon Church Photos
    Escomb, County Durham, DL14

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