Medieval listed buildings in Folkestone and Hythe

There are 42 Medieval listed buildings in Folkestone and Hythe.

• 1, Coronation Square II
• 3 and 4, West Street II*
• Barn Circa 34 Yards West Of Honeywood Farmhouse II
• Bastions And Curtain Wall About 10 Metres South East Of Saltwood Castle I
• Broadmead Manor II
• Church Of All Saints I
• Church of St Augustine I
• Church Of St Eanswith II*
• Church of St George I
• Church Of St James I
• Church Of St Martin I
• Church Of St Martin I
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Mary And St Ethelburga, And Remains Of The Older Church To South I
• Church Of St Mary And St Radegund I
• Church Of St Mary The Virgin I
• Church Of St Mary The Virgin I
• Church Of St Nicholas I
• Church Of St Nicholas II*
• Church Of St Peter And St Paul II*
• Church Of St Stephen I
• Church of St. Michael I
• Detached Belfry Circa 1 Yard North Of Church Of St Augustine I
• Frogs Hall II
• Garden Wall On North And West Sides Of No 32 II
• Garden Wall To North, South, East And West Of No 38 II
• Haymakers II
• Hoad Farm II*
• Lympne Castle I
• Mittell House II
• Monks Horton Priory I
• Pedlinge Court II
• Ruins Of St Mary'S Church II
• Saltwood Castle I
• Saltwood House II
• Slaybrook Hall II
• Smeeds Farm II
• Stone House II
• The Parish Church Of St Leonard I
• Wall To North And West Of No 25 II
• Woodlands Farm II