Early Georgian listed buildings in Doncaster

There are 86 Early Georgian listed buildings in Doncaster.

• 11 (Church Lodge) and 13 Station Road II
• 128, Doncaster Road II
• 13, Market Place II
• 21 Sunderland Street II
• 22, 24 AND 26, CASTLEGATE II
• 24 And 25, Baxter Gate II
• 26, 28 AND 30, NORTHGATE II
• 27 Sunderland Street II
• 3 Chest Tombs Situated Approximately 6, 10 And 13 Metres To South West Of Porch To Church Of St James Sw Of Porch Of Church Of St James* II
• 31 Manor Road II
• 34 and 36 Church Street II
• 44, High Street II
• 50 And 51, High Street II
• 50 And 51, Market Place II
• 50, HIGH STREET (See details for further address information) II
• 54 And 55, Market Place II
• Archery Pavilion II
• Barn Approximately 10 Metres To North Of Mappleyard Farmhouse II
• Barn At Hill Farm Immediately To Front Left Of Farmhouse II
• Barn At Hill Farm Immediately To Front Right Of Farmhouse II
• Barn End On To Footpath Immediately To West Of Premises Of Denbar Potatoes II
• Barn Immediately To South East Of Hatfield House Farmhouse II
• Barn Immediately To South East Of Watchley Farmhouse II
• Boathouse At North End Of Upper Fish Pond II
• Bow House II
• Bowling House and attached Garden Walls to South East of Church Cottage II
• Chapel House Farmhouse II
• Chatterton Farmhouse II
• Church Of The Holy Trinity II
• Cooke'S Almshouses II
• Cusworth Hall I
• Dovecote And Outbuilding Immediately To West Of West End Cottage II
• Dovecote Approximately 12 Metres To North West Of Adsetts Cottage II
• East Lodge and attached forecourt wall II*
• Entrance gatepiers and attached walls linking East and West lodges at Wadworth Hall II
• Entrance gateway to Wilsic Hall School II
• Entrance Lodge To Cusworth Hall Including Wing Walls And Gates II
• Farmbuilding range immediately to east of Manor Farmhouse II
• Frickley Hall II
• Front Garden Wall And Gatepiers To Number 20 II
• Georgian House II
• Glen Cottage II
• Grave Slab To Sheppard And Jubb Families Situated Immediately South Of Aisle To Church Of St James II
• Ha-ha retaining wall to south of Hickleton Hall including urns, gatepiers and gates II
• Hawthorne House II
• Hickleton Hall With Attached Quadrant Walls And Walls Extended To Enclose Entrace Front Garden Having Associated Gate Piers And Two Statues, Also Linking Wall To Gate Pier At South East Corner II*
• High Melton Hall II
• L Shaped Range Of Farmbuildings Approximately 30 Metres To North West Of Stotfold Farmhouse II
• Lambcote Grange Farmhouse II
• Lindrick House II*
• Lowfold And Lowfold Cottage II
• Marsh Hills Farmhouse II
• Monument Approximately 8 Metres To East Of Wood Hall II
• Moor House Farm House II
• New Farm House II
• Old Stable Block And Bothy To Cusworth Hall II
• Owston Hall Flats 1 To 5 And Including The Old Hall II*
• Pair Of Outbuildings Approximately 20 Metres To North East Of Marr Hall II
• Pinfold II
• Raised Slab To The Staveley Family Situated Immediately To South Of South Chapel To Church Of St Winifred II
• Rock Farmhouse II
• Rossington Bridge House And Attached Wall With Railings II
• Settings Farmhouse II
• Skelbrooke Hall II
• Smithy Cottage The Cottage II
• Stable Block Adjoining Tithe Barn At Hooton Pagnell Hall II
• Stable Hickleton Hall including The Stable Cottage and attached walls and gatepiers II*
• Stable With Dovecote Attached To East End Of Sutton Farmhouse II
• Sundial Pedestal Approximately 20 Metres To South Of Wadworth Hall II
• The Brewhouse II
• The Brewhouse II*
• The Dutch House II
• The Gatehouse II
• The Hall Farmhouse II
• The Lilacs And Attached Outbuilding II
• The Mistal II
• The Old Vicarage II
• The Poplars II
• The White Hart Inn II
• The Woolpack Hotel II
• Tickhill Castle House II*
• Tideworth Hague Farmhouse II
• Wadworth Hall And Attached Wing Walls I
• West Lodge And Attached Forecourt Wall II*
• White House Farmhouse II
• Wilsic Hall II