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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Greystoke Civil Parish
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Greystoke Civil Parish, Cumbria, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.
| Structure | List No. | Grade | Built~ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5, Church Road | 1326704 | II | ||
| Alms Table South of Church of St Andrew | 1145519 | II | ||
| Barn West of Johnby Hall Farmhouse | 1210408 | II | ||
| Blencow Hall Farmhouse and Gatehouse Wing | 1145492 | I | C15th | Little Blencow |
| Blencow Methodist Chapel | 1145493 | II | 1877 | Little Blencow |
| Boot and Shoe Inn, Former Stables | 1145520 | II | ||
| Bushby House | 1210261 | II | ||
| Byres and Barn South East of Home Farmhouse | 1145485 | II | ||
| Chapel, Now Barn, North West of Blencow Hall Farmhouse | 1290482 | II | ||
| Church of St Andrew | 1210233 | II* | C13th | Greystoke |
| Church View | 1210268 | II | ||
| Clock Tower North West of Greystoke Castle | 1326707 | II | ||
| Crossways | 1290557 | II | ||
| Garden Wall and Gateway in Front of the Garth | 1145487 | II | ||
| Garden Wall and Gateways North West of Greystoke Castle | 1145523 | II | ||
| Gatepiers and Garden Wall North East of Greystoke Castle | 1210332 | II | ||
| Ghyll House | 1145522 | II | ||
| Greenthwaite Hall Cottage | 1145515 | II* | ||
| Greystoke Castle | 1290545 | II* | C14th | Castle rebuilt C18th as a country house |
| Greystoke Primary School | 1145488 | II | ||
| Home Farmhouse | 1210337 | II | ||
| Implement Store/Workshop North West of Home Farmhouse | 1145524 | II | ||
| Inglenook Cottage | 1210183 | II | ||
| Johnby Bank and Barn Adjoining | 1210406 | II | ||
| Johnby Hall | 1326690 | II* | C14th | Johnby. Manor house/pele tower |
| Johnby Hall Cottage | 1145489 | II | ||
| Johnby Hall Farmhouse | 1145491 | II | ||
| Lattendales and Stables Adjoining | 1145517 | II | ||
| Lattendales Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining | 1210219 | II | ||
| Layton Manor House | 1145516 | II | ||
| Little Blencow Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining | 1145494 | II | ||
| Mid Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining | 1210345 | II | ||
| Midtown House with Former Stables, Byre and Barn Adjoining | 1210430 | II | ||
| Motherby House and Barn/Stables Adjoining | 1210445 | II | ||
| Nettle How | 1145495 | II | ||
| Poplin Dub and Barn Adjoining | 1145521 | II | ||
| Post Office and Numbers 1-4 | 1210227 | II | ||
| Rose Bank | 1326691 | II | ||
| Rose Cottage | 1210421 | II | ||
| South Lodge and Gateway Adjoining, East of Greystoke Castle | 1326689 | II | ||
| Stable Block North of Greystoke Castle | 1319050 | II | ||
| Stable Block South East of Johnby Hall | 1145490 | II | ||
| Stafford House | 1145486 | II | ||
| The Garth | 1326688 | II | ||
| The Old Rectory | 1210275 | II | ||
| Thorpe Farmhouse, Thorpe Farm Cottage and Barn Adjoining | 1326706 | II | ||
| Village Cross | 1326705 | II | C17th? | Greystoke built before 1623 |
| War Memorial Bridge | 1145518 | II | 1796 | Greystoke Widened in 1920 as a war memorial |
| Watson Farmhouse | 1210286 | II* | ||
| Moated site west of Greystoke | 1012828 | n/a | Scheduled Monument | |
| Parts of Johnby medieval village 285m and 540m north west of Johnby Hall | 1021145 | n/a | Scheduled Monument | |
| Hallsteads moated site | 1012821 | n/a | Scheduled Monument |
Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries.
Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings.
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