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Listed Buildings in Parham, , Suffolk

  1. II Barn 60 Metres South West of High House
    East Suffolk, IP13
  2. II Barn at Parham Hall
    Silverlace Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  3. II Botany Farmhouse
    Silverlace Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  4. I Church of St Mary
    St Mary's Church, Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  5. II Crabbs Farmhouse
    Silverlace Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  6. II Elm Tree Farm Cottages
    North Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  7. II Gate Pier 100 Metres South of Parham House
    East Suffolk, IP13
  8. II Gate Piers 100 Metres South of Parham House
    East Suffolk, IP13
  9. II Gateway 70 Metres South East of Moat Hall (Including Attached Walling and Outbuilding)
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  10. II Green Farmhouse
    North Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  11. II High House
    East Suffolk, IP13
  12. II Home Farmhouse
    North Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  13. II K6 Telephone Kiosk About 150 Metres North West of Elm Tree Farmhouse
    North Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  14. II* Moat Hall
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  15. II Oak Farmhouse
    North Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  16. II Parham House
    Cole's Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  17. II Parham Old Hall
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  18. II Serpentine Walls at Parham Hall
    Silverlace Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  19. II* The Church Farmhouse
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  20. II The Old Parsonary
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  21. II The Willows
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  22. II Tree Cottage
    Mill Green, East Suffolk, IP13
  23. II Willoughby Arms
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13
  24. II Willoughby House
    Parham, East Suffolk, IP13

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