Medieval listed buildings in Leeds

There are 48 Medieval listed buildings in Leeds.

• 11 And 13, Sugar Street II
• 15, Clapgate II
• 16 And 18, Market Place II
• 16, Bondgate II
• 37 AND 39, KIRKGATE II
• 38, Market Place II
• 4 And 6, Market Place II
• 40, Bondgate II
• 58 And 60, Boroughgate II
• 6 And 6A, Kirkgate II
• 65, Bondgate II
• 66, Boroughgate II
• 75, Bondgate II
• 8, 8A And 10, Manor Square II
• Bowling Green Hotel II
• Calverley Old Hall I
• Church Of All Hallows I
• Church Of All Saints I
• Church Of St John The Baptist I
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Mary II*
• Church Of St Mary II
• Church Of St Michael II
• Church Of St Oswald I
• Church Of St Wilfrid II*
• Creskeld Hall II
• Cross Base And Shaft Approximately 20 Metres North West Of Butts Garth House II
• Grave Cover Approximately 30 Metres East Of Church Of St Mary II
• Harewood Castle I
• Kiddal Hall and attached entrance gateway range of farmbuildings II
• Kirkabbey Kennels, Sluice Gates, Cottage And Weir On River Aire II
• Kirkstall Abbey I
• Large Aisled Barn At Manor Farm II
• Ledston Hall I
• Lotherton Chapel II*
• Medieval Crossbase And War Memorial II
• Midgeley House Farmhouse And Outbuildings II
• Newall Hall II
• Outbuildings To West Of Throstle Nest Farmhouse II
• Percy Cross, Medieval Stone Memorial II
• Remains of medieval cross situated approximately 3 metres to south of tower of Church of All Saints II
• Remains Of Newton Abbey At Se 444 277 II
• Stank Hall II
• Stank Hall Barn II*
• The Manor House Cad Beeston II*
• Two Medieval Stone Coffins Situated Adjacent To North Wall Of Church Of All Saints II
• Vesper Gate At Kirkstall Abbey II
• Weir On River Aire At Armley Mills II