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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Raby with Keverstone
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Raby with Keverstone Civil Parish, County Durham, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.
| Structure | List No. | Grade | Built~ | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bath House Cottage Approximately 10 Metres North of Bath House | 1121783 | II | ||
| Bath House in Wood | 1160046 | II | ||
| Boundary Stone Approximately 330 Metres East of Bath Wood | 1121785 | II | ||
| Boundary Stone Approximately 40 Metres North-West of the Cabin | 1338628 | II | ||
| Boundary Stone Approximately 50 Metres West of East End of Bath Wood | 1160060 | II | ||
| Byre House | 1121779 | II | ||
| Cistern in Walled Garden | 1310785 | II | ||
| County bridge marker approximately 100 metres south of Spinkford Bridge | 1310240 | II | C19th | Partly in this parish. |
| Dutch Barn C. 300 Metres North of Stables and Coach House | 1121777 | II* | ||
| Farm Buildings North of Raby Hill Farmhouse | 1338627 | II | ||
| Footbridge Approximately 20 Metres South-East of Bath House | 1310742 | II | ||
| Former Cart Horse Stables Attached to Byre House | 1310780 | II | ||
| Garden Walls and Gateway with Fig-House Attached | 1121780 | II | ||
| Gardener's House in Walled Garden | 1121781 | II | ||
| Gas House | 1310898 | II | ||
| Gate Piers and Walls, Formerly to Low Keverstone | 1338605 | II | ||
| Keverstone Grange Farmhouse with Outbuildings Attached | 1310908 | II | ||
| Milestone Approximately C.800 Metres North of Church Bridge, Staindrop | 1121814 | II | ||
| Milestone C.200 Metres South-East of Keverstone Grange Farmhouse | 1159748 | II | ||
| North Gatehouse and Walls Attached Enclosing Castle; Gate House Formerly Listed As 'Porter's Lodge' | 1338626 | I | ||
| North Lodges to Raby Castle, with North Quadrant Wall Attached, and Gates | 1338604 | II | ||
| Piers and Walls North-East of Hunting Stables, Attached to Walled Garden | 1121782 | II | ||
| Raby Castle | 1338625 | I | C14th | |
| Raby Hill Farmhouse | 1121774 | II | ||
| Raby Home Farm with Walls Attached | 1121775 | II* | ||
| Raby Park House and Butler Cottage and Outbuildings | 1391549 | II | ||
| Riding School C.10 Metres North of Stables and Coach-House | 1121778 | II | ||
| Stable Block North-East of Stables and Coach-House | 1310772 | II | ||
| Stables and Coachhouse, with Wall and Mounting-Block Attached | 1121776 | II* | ||
| Temple Approximately 350 Metres West of Raby Castle | 1121784 | II | ||
| The Folly in Raby Park | 1121773 | II* | ||
| The Hunting Stables, Attached to Walled Garden | 1160037 | II | ||
| The Old Lodge | 1338624 | II* | Medieval | |
| Raby Castle Grounds | 1000732 | II | Listed Park and Garden. Partly in this parish. |
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 and Keys to the Past.
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