Early Georgian listed buildings in Exmoor National Park

There are 26 Early Georgian listed buildings in Exmoor National Park.

• 19 II
• 8, High Street II
• Bennett Chest Tomb Approximately 3 Metres North Of North East Corner Of North Porch To Church Of St Peter II
• Bevins House II
• Bridge Cottage II
• Castle Home Farmhouse II
• Church Of St Brendan II
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Mary The Virgin II*
• Coffin Family Chest Tomb, In Churchyard One Metre East Of Chancel, Church Of All Saints II
• East Bodley Farmhouse II
• Heasley Cottage II
• Higher Cheriton Farmhouse And Adjoining Farmbuildings To North West And South East II
• Leighland Farmhouse II
• Leonard Wills Field Centre I
• Lower Verwill Farmhouse II
• Lynton Museum And Attached Boundary Walls And Gate II
• Pixton Stables II
• Porlock Rectory And Walls Enclosing Garden On North Front II
• South Hill House II
• Stiles Farmhouse II
• Summerhouse, In Grounds Of Castle To The West Of The Castle II
• The Gables Carvery II
• Unidentified Chest Tomb, In Churchyard, 12 Metres South West Of Porch, Church Of All Saints II
• Walners Farmhouse II
• Wilsham Farmhouse II