Medieval listed buildings in North York Moors National Park

There are 40 Medieval listed buildings in North York Moors National Park.

• 8, Sunnyside II
• Abbots Well Approximately South Of Abbots Well House II
• Anns Cross II
• Ayton Castle I
• Barn Approximately 10 Metres North East Of The Hall I
• Baysdale Abbey Bridge II*
• Byland Abbey I
• Canons Garth And Doorway And Walls II*
• Church Of All Saints II*
• Church Of All Saints II*
• Church Of All Saints I
• Church of Saint John the Baptist II*
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Michael I
• Church Of St Peter I
• Churchyard Cross Approximately 2 Metres South Of Porch Of Church Of St Matthew II
• Clapper Bridge carrying Ashfield Road/Wandels Lane across Danby Beck II
• Cross Market Cross II
• Cross Shaft 3 Metres South Of Church Of St Botolph II
• Danby Castle I
• Handale Abbey Farmhouse II
• High Cross II
• Jays House And Attached Outbuildings II
• John Cross II
• Low Cross II
• Market Cross II
• Mount Grace Priory I
• Old Church Of Holy Rood I
• Percy Rigg Cross II
• Shandy Hall I
• Standing Stone (Six Stoups) Circa 340 Centimetres South West Of Ridge Farmhouse II
• Stump Cross II
• Stump Of Churchyard Cross Approximately 20 Metres South Of Church Of St Gregory II
• Village Cross II
• Wall, Cross-Base And Grave Cover, West Of Handale Abbey Farmhouse II
• Waterhouse Well II
• Wayside Cross II
• White Cross (North) II
• White Cross (South) II
• Whorlton Castle Gatehouse I