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Listed Buildings in Great Glemham, , Suffolk

  1. II Church Cottages
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  2. II Church Farmhouse
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  3. I Church of All Saints
    All Saints' Church, Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  4. II Crown Inn
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  5. II Dovecote 40 Metres North East of 1 to 3 the Timberyard
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  6. II Gateway Piers 10 Metres South of the Lodge
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  7. II* Glemham House
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  8. II Great Glemham War Memorial
    All Saints' Church, Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  9. II Grove Cottage
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  10. II Hall Farmhouse
    East Suffolk, IP17
  11. II K6 Telephone Kiosk
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  12. II Longfields
    East Suffolk, IP17
  13. II Martha's Cottage Post Office Wisteria
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  14. II Old Crown Cottages
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  15. II Paul's Grove Farmhouse
    East Suffolk, IP17
  16. II Pound Farm Cottages
    East Suffolk, IP17
  17. II Shepherd's Cottage
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  18. II Stone Cottage
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  19. II Stone Farmhouse
    East Suffolk, IP17
  20. II Street Farmhouse
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  21. II The Cottage
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  22. II The Grove
    East Suffolk, IP17
  23. II The Lodge
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  24. II The Old Parsonage
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17
  25. II The Timberyard
    Great Glemham, East Suffolk, IP17

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