Tudor listed buildings in North Warwickshire

There are 41 Tudor listed buildings in North Warwickshire.

• 107 AND 109, HIGH STREET II
• 22, High Street II*
• Ansley Hall II
• Blyth Hall I
• Botts Green Hall II*
• Butchers Public House II
• Chimney Remains 200 Metres South Of Monwode Lea Farmhouse II
• Church Farmhouse II
• Church House II
• Church Of Our Lady I
• Cole Bridge II*
• Colliers Oak Farmhouse II
• Corley Hall And Attached Wall And Gatepiers II*
• COTTAGE AT O S SP 2323 8287 II
• Dove House II
• Dumble Farmhouse II
• Fillongley Old Hall II
• Fishers Hall Farmhouse II
• Hartshill Grange II*
• Holt Hall And Attached Walls II
• House Approximately 50 Metres North East Of Middleton Hall II*
• Kingsbury Hall II*
• Lea Farm Cottage II
• Mancetter Manor And Attached Gatepier II*
• Maxstoke Castle I
• Moat House Farmhouse II
• Moor Farm House And Barn Attached II
• Old Farmhouse II
• Outbuilding Immediately South West Of Botts Green Hall II
• Packington Old Hall With Walls Adjoining On East And West Sides, Courtyard Wall Adjoining At Rear, And Attached Outbuildings II*
• Pooley Hall, Attached Former Chapel And Pooley Hall Farmhouse II*
• Priory Farmhouse II*
• Stable Block, At Colliers Oak Farm II
• The Manor House II
• The Mound And Kendal Cottage II
• The Old House II
• Wakefield House II
• Walls, Towers And Gateway Enclosing Whitacre Hall II*
• Warren House II
• Whateley Hall Farmhouse II
• Yew House II