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Listed Buildings in Stonehouse Peninsula Conservation Area

67 listed buildings have been identified within the Stonehouse Peninsula Conservation Area in England, including 11 Grade I, 13 Grade II*, 43 Grade II.

All (67) Grade I (11)Grade II* (13)Grade II (43)
#Building NameGrade
51Numbers 52 to 64 and Attached Forecourt Walls and RailingsPL1 3QSGrade II
52Numbers 68 to 78 and Attached Forecourt Walls and Railings to 68 to 76PL1 3QWGrade II
53Numbers 85 to 93 and Attached Forecourt Walls and RailingsPL1 3QWGrade II
54Numbers 97, 99 and 101 Including 99a and 101aPL1 3RHGrade II
55Pair of Bollards in Front of Melville Royal William Victualling YardPL1 3GWGrade II
56Reservoir and Enclosing Iron Railings, Royal William Victualling YardPL1 3RSGrade II
57Royal Marine Barracks Boundary Wall to NorthPL1 3PRGrade II
58Royal Marine Barracks Building 210PL1 3RZGrade II
59Royal Marine Barracks, Emmas Cottage, Building Number 9 and Attached WallsPL1 3RZGrade II
60Royal Marine Barracks Equipment ShedPL1 3RUGrade II
61Royal Marine Barracks, Railings Along Durnford StreetPL1 3FEGrade II
62Royal Marine Barracks Seagate House, Building Number 8PL1 3RTGrade II
63Royal Marine Barracks the Globe TheatrePL1 3PRGrade II
64Street Lamp Approximately 20 Metres South of Number 2 Officers House, Royal William Victualling YardPL1 3RPGrade II
65Street Lamp Approximately 30 Metres South East of the Mill and Bakery, Royal William Victualling YardPL1 3GDGrade II
66Street Lamp at North Corner of the Clarence Steps, Royal William Victualling YardPL1 3PAGrade II
67The Longroom HotelPL1 3RHGrade II

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