Tudor listed buildings in Lake District National Park

There are 44 Tudor listed buildings in Lake District National Park.

• Barton Church Farmhouse II*
• Bigland Hall II
• Broad Oak Farmhouse And Attached Outbuildings II
• Calgarth Hall I
• Church Of Holy Trinity II
• Church Of St Anthony I
• Church Of St Kentigern II*
• Church Of St Kentigern I
• Church Of St Martin II*
• Church Of St Michael I
• Church Of St Michael And All Angels I
• Church Of St Olaf II
• Church Of St Oswald I
• Coniston Hall II*
• Cowmire Hall And Wall Running Approximately 20 Metres To East, With Gate Piers II*
• Dalehead Cottage Dalehead Hall II
• Eskdale Corn Mill II*
• Farm Building @ 150 Metres East Of Stephenson Ground Farmhouse II
• Fell Yeat II
• Garage To South Of Hawkshead Fields II
• Gatehouse To South Of Cunswick Hall II
• Gateway At Lamplugh Hall II
• Hesketh Hall II
• Hewthwaite Hall II*
• High Hollins House II
• High Scorecrag Farmhouse With Attached Farm Building II
• Hodge Hill II*
• House, Incorporating Monastic Ruins And Courtyard Buildings Adjoining To East I
• Jesus Church II*
• Kirkbarrow II
• Knipe Hall And Attached Bank Barn II
• Lane Foot Farmhouse II
• Lane Head II
• Low Sadgill Farmhouse And Attached Outbuildings II
• Low Scorecrag II
• Matterdale Church II*
• Millbeck Hall And Adjoining Barn II*
• Orthwaite Hall And Adjoining Barn II*
• The Moot Hall II*
• The Nab II*
• The Old Manse And Former Barn II
• The Old Post Office II
• Thornthwaite Hall And Attached Barn II
• Thwaite Hall II*