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Listed Buildings in Kingsley, East Hampshire, Hampshire

  1. II Bakers Corner Cottages Photos
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  2. II Barn 50 Metres East of Bakers Corner Cottages
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  3. II Barn 50 Metres South of Lode Farmhouse
    East Hampshire, GU35
  4. II Burninghams
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  5. II Cartshed 30 Metres South of Rookery Farmhouse
    Shortheath, East Hampshire, GU35
  6. II Church of All Saints Photos
    All Saint's Church, Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  7. II* Church of St Nicholas Photos
    St Nicholas's Church, Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  8. II Dean Farmhouse Photos
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  9. II Foundry House
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  10. II Glen Cottage
    Sleaford, East Hampshire, GU35
  11. II Granary 15 Metres South of Rookery Farmhouse
    Shortheath, East Hampshire, GU35
  12. II Grooms Farmhouse
    East Hampshire, GU35
  13. II Kingsley Mill
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  14. II Kites
    East Hampshire, GU35
  15. II Little Malthouse and Adjoining House
    Sleaford, East Hampshire, GU35
  16. II Lode Farmhouse
    East Hampshire, GU35
  17. II Malthouse Farmhouse
    Sleaford, East Hampshire, GU35
  18. II Old Park Farmhouse
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  19. II Riverside Cottage
    Sleaford, East Hampshire, GU35
  20. II Rookery Farmhouse
    Shortheath, East Hampshire, GU35
  21. II Sickles Farmhouse
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  22. II Westerkirk Photos
    Kingsley, East Hampshire, GU35
  23. II Workshop 5 Metres South of Rookery Farmhouse
    Shortheath, East Hampshire, GU35

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