Stuart listed buildings in Leeds

There are 117 Stuart listed buildings in Leeds.

• 125, Main Street II
• 2 Raised Grave Slabs One To John Scott Dated 1744 The Other To Gregory Tomlinson Dated 1681 Approximately 5 Metres South Of Chancel Of St Marys Church II
• 228 and 230, Leeds Road II*
• 26, Main Street II
• 33, Ilkley Road II
• 41, 43, 43A AND 45, HIGH STREET (See details for further address information) II
• 5, Woodhouse Cliff II
• 6 And 7 High Fold II
• 6, Main Street II
• 92 AND 93, BRIGGATE II
• Aire And Calder Navigation Cut And Locks II
• Austhorpe Hall II*
• Barn and cottage approximately 5 metres north of Woodbottom Cottage (Woodbottom Cottage not included), Low Hall Farm II
• Barn and stables approximately 50 metres north of Little Preston Hall II
• Barn Approximately 5 Metres West Of Old Manor Farmhouse II
• Barn To Number 9 II
• Bramham Park I
• Brookfoot House Pear Tree Cottage II
• Building Facing Car Park At South East End Of Thorp Arch Mill (Premises Of Blanella Limited II
• Calverley Old Hall I
• Chest Tomb To Anne Lister 1735 And Raised Grave Slab To William Havden 1699 Approximately 10 Metres North West Of Corner Buttress Of Church Of St Mary II
• Child's Farm Barn II
• Church of St John I
• Church Of St Michael II
• Church of St Peter II
• Church Of The Holy Trinity II
• Church Side Farmhouse II
• Clapper Bridge II
• Column At North East End Of Meanwood Park At Ngr 2789 3758 II
• Column At South West End Of Meanwood Park At Ngr 2798 3734 II
• Cottage And Attached Barn Approximately 10 Metres East Of Number 20 (Greentop Farm) II
• Cottage Attached To Rear Of Number 5 Forming Part Of The Premises Of Messers Maddleys II
• Cottage Opposite Gateways II
• Croft House Ivy Cottage II
• Cross Hall-West And Cross Hall-East II
• Crow Trees II
• Dove Cottage (Now Incorporating The Former Buckstone Cottage) II
• East Ardsley Old Hall II*
• Entrance Gates And Lodges I
• Fairfax House II
• First Leeds Cloth Hall II*
• Foster Monument Approximately 1 Metre South Of East Bay Of Chancel Of Church Of St Peter II
• Gazebo Approximately 100 Metres North Of Clumpcliffe Farmhouse II*
• Grange Farm Cottage II
• Grave Slab Memorial To Margret Wilks Approximately 15 Metres South East Of Porch Of Church Of St Michael II
• Grave Slab To James Thompson Set Next To South West Angle Buttress Of Tower Of Church Of St Wilfred II
• Group Of 18 Monuments On South Side Of South Aisle And Transept Of Church Of St Oswald II
• Group Of 3 Gravestones In The Old Graveyard II
• Group Of 3 Raised Tomb Slabs Set Between Central Buttresses To North Aisle Of Church Of St Mary II
• Group Of 3 Raised Tombs Approximately 10 Metres North Of Scatcherd Mausoleum II
• Group Of 4 Hird And Longbottam Monuments From Approximately 1 Metre South Of Chancel Of Church Of St Peter II
• Group Of 5 Monuments In Angle Between Chancel And Vestry Of Church Of St Oswald II
• Group Of 5 Tombs Approximately 8 Metres East Of Canted Bay On East End Of Church Of St Mary II
• Group Of 6 Monuments In Corner Of Paths Approximately 10 Metres South East Of Church Of St Oswald II
• Group Of 6 Raised Slabs Close To South Buttress Of Nave Of Church Of St Mary II
• Group Of 9 Raised Slabs Approximately 6 Metres South South East Of Church Of St Mary II
• Group of four raised slabs set round north-east corner of Scatcherd Mausoleum II
• Guilders Cottage II
• Ha Ha Wall And Roadside Wall With Gates To Austhorpe Hall II
• Hall Farmhouse With Granary Attached At East End II
• Hawkslyn II
• Heygate Farmhouse II
• High Ridge Farmhouse II
• Hillside II
• Intake Farmhouse And Attached Barn II
• Kennels On East Side Of Forecourt To South Of Gazebo At Clumpcliffe Farm II
• Kennels On West Side Of Forecourt To South Of Gazebo At Clumpcliffe Farm II
• Laneside Cottage II
• Layton Ghyll II
• Ledston Hall I
• Ledston Lodge I
• Lower Carr Farmhouse And Attached Barn II
• Lumb Hall I
• Manor Farmhouse II
• Manor House II
• Milestone At Junction With Alwoodley Lane II
• Monumental Slab Of Elizabeth Hoppay And Adjacent Stone Coffin On South West Corner Of Junction Of Paths, Approximately 3 Metres South West Of Porch Of Church Of St Oswald II
• Moorend Farmhouse II
• Morley Hall II
• No. 36 High Street II
• Nos 1 And 2, Troydale Farmhouse And Attached Barn II
• Number 3 (Partners And The Beauty Shop) II
• Numbers 1-11 Sir John Lewis'S Cottages II
• Old Briardene Cottage II
• Old Hall Farmhouse II
• Old Hall House II
• Old Manor Farmhouse (rear portion only) II
• Owlet Grange II
• Puritan Chapel I
• Ravenscliffe Farm Barn II
• Rawdon Quaker Meeting House II
• Roscoe Terrace II
• Square One II
• Stable Block To Former Horsforth Hall II
• Stables And Barn At Ling Bob Farmhouse II
• Station House With Horsforth Pottery And Barn (Both Attached) II
• Storth House Farmhouse II
• Sundial About 10 Metres South Of Church Of St John The Baptist II
• Sundial In The Old Vicarage Garden II
• Sunnyside Farmhouse And Attached Barn II
• Temple Newsam House I
• The Cottage II
• The Cottages II
• The General Eliott Public House II
• The Old Hall II*
• The Old Rectory II
• The Old Rectory With Stone Boundary Wall To Garden II
• The Old Vicarage II
• Tudor House II
• Two Chest Tombs And Three Gravestones Arranged In Irregular Line Southwards From Approximately 2 Metres South Of South Aisle Of Church Of St Oswald II
• Two grave slabs, memorials to Thomas and Dorothy Casson approximately 20 metres south east of porch of Church of St Michael II
• Weavers Cottage II
• Weetwood Hall II*
• Weir And Retaining Walls On River Aire II
• Westville II
• Whitelock's Ale House II*
• Worlds End Wine Bar II