Early Georgian listed buildings in Stafford

There are 51 Early Georgian listed buildings in Stafford.

• 146, DOXEY ROAD II
• 15, Tipping Street II
• 2 And 3, Church Lane II
• 21 And 22, Greengate Street II
• 34, Gaolgate Street II
• 36 And 37, Gaolgate Street II
• 39, 39A And 40, Greengate Street II
• 5, Eastgate Street II
• 6, St Mary'S Grove II
• 7, St Mary'S Grove II
• 8, St Mary'S Grove II
• Aspley House Farmhouse II
• Barlaston Hall I
• Barn 40 Yards South East Of Village Farmhouse II
• Boathouse On North Side Of Cop Mere II
• Charnes Hall II*
• Chebsey House II
• Chinese House At Shugborough Hall I
• Church Of All Saints I
• Church of St Chad II*
• Church Of St Mary II*
• Church Of St Michael II*
• Church of St Peter I
• Church Of St Peter II*
• Coppice Mill II
• Crompton Tomb Approximately 52 Metres South West Of Church Of St Michael II*
• Eastgate House (Registrar'S Office, Part) II*
• Friends' Meeting House II*
• Gates, Gate Standards And Side Screens Fronting North Facade Of Sandon Hall II*
• Group Of 3 Ward Memorials Approximately 5 Metres South Of Church Of Holy Trinity II
• Group Of 4 Headstones And Chest Tomb Immediately South Of Church Of Holy Trinity II
• Headstone Approximately 5 Metres South Of Transept Of Church Of Holy Trinity II
• Ivy Cottage Ivy Mill II
• Lea Knowl II
• London House II
• Meaford Hall The Nursery House II*
• New Bridge II
• Old Rectory II
• Pershall House Farmhouse II
• Rickerscote Hall II
• Smithy Cottage II
• St Mary's Abbey and boundary walls II
• Staffordshire County Staff Club II*
• Swynnerton Hall I
• The Old Vicarage II
• The Pavilion In Ingestre Park II
• The Temple Or Rotunda II
• The Thatched Cottage II
• Two Pairs Of Gate Piers And Railings North Church Of St Mary And All Saints II
• Walker Head And Foot Stones Approximately 14 Metres South Of Church Of Holy Trinity II
• William Salt Library II*