Early Georgian listed buildings in Plymouth

There are 38 Early Georgian listed buildings in Plymouth.

• 23 And 24, Southside Street II
• 27, Looe Street II
• 53 And 53A, Southside Street II
• Barn Immediately South Of Haye Farmhouse II
• Battershill House II
• Brakeview II
• Chapel At Saltram House II
• Chapel House II
• Church Of St Andrew, Stoke Damarel II*
• Direction Stone In Wall At End Of Cheltenham Place II
• Drakes Place: Reservoir Walls, Colonnade, Boundary Walls And Railings, Conduits, Drinking Fountain And Fountain II
• Former Royal Naval Hospital Boundary Wall To North West Side II
• Former Royal Naval Hospital Landing Jetty II
• Former Royal Naval Hospital North Gateway And Store And Attached Walls II
• Former Royal Naval Hospital Stables II
• Former Royal Naval Hospital The Quadrangle Centre II*
• Former Royal Naval Hospital Water Tower II*
• Ham House II
• Jewish Burial Ground off Lambhay Hill, Plymouth II
• Minses Farmhouse II
• Morice Gate, Two Gatehouses (Mo 39 And 65) And Attached Dockyard Walls II*
• Mount Pleasant Blockhouse II
• No 3 Dock, including bollards and capstans II*
• Number 16 Store The Powder House (Mo 42) II*
• NUMBER 17 STORE (MO 37) II
• Number 4 Store (Mo 70) II*
• Number 8 Store (Mo 55) II
• Plympton House (St Peters Convent) I
• Priory Cottage II
• Remains of Frederick's Battery on Plymouth Hoe II
• Royal Citadel Guardhouse II
• Royal Citadel Transit Accommodation II
• Smeaton's Tower I
• Stable Block At Saltram House II*
• Steps Dwarf Walls Lamps And Retaining Wall To Gardens Fronting Officers Terrace II*
• The Officers Terrace (Mo 63) And Attached Railings, Rear Walls And Outbuildings II*
• The Rectory II*
• Trinity House II