Grade I listed buildings in Malvern Hills

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Malvern Hills shown within Worcestershire
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The local government district of Malvern Hills is one of the six local government authorities that make up the ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. of Worcestershire.[1]

The district contains thirty-three of the Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in the county. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.[2]

NameLocationArchitectCompletedEntry numberImage
Birtsmorton CourtBirtsmorton
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14th century1098856
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Church of St AndrewShelsley Walsh
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12th century1156637
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Church of St EadburgaLeigh
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12th century1098765
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Church of St GregoryCastlemorton
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Early 12th century1156879
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Church of St John the BaptistMamble
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c. 12001081406
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Church of St LeonardNewland
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P. C. Hardwick18621098739
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Church of St MartinHolt
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Mid 12th century1349337
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Church of St MaryKempsey
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12th century1157621
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Church of St MaryRipple
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Late 12th to 13th century1349090
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Church of St Mary MagdaleneCroome D’abitot
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Lancelot (Capability) Brown17581082581
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Church of St MichaelGreat Witley
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17351082655
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Church of St MichaelKnighton on Teme
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12th century1167609
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Church of St PeterAstley
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Mid to late 12th century1082676
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Church of St PeterMartley
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12th century1082960
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Church of St Peter and St LawrencePowick
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12th century1166920
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Church of St Peter and St PaulEastham
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12th century1350032
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Croome CourtCroome D’abitot
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Lancelot (Capability) Brown1751–17521349526
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Eastington Hall and Barn to North WestLongdon
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Late 13th century1238530
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Holt CastleHolt
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14th century1082922
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Island Temple, Croome ParkCroome D’abitot
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Probably James Wyattc. 18001302560
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Leigh Court BarnLeigh
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14th century1349245
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Little Malvern PrioryLittle Malvern
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Norman1349255
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Madresfield Court, Including Bridge, Retaining Wall and North Service CourtMadresfield
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16th century1098779
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Parish ChurchPendock
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Mid-12th century1098789
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Perseus and Andromeda Fountain approximately 100 metres south of Portico to Witley CourtGreat Witley
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James Forsythc. 18601349487
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Pershore (or London) Lodge and GatesCroome D’abitot
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Possibly Robert Adamc. 17601082579
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Priory Church of St Mary and St MichaelMalvern
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c. 10851082794
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Temple Greenhouse, Croome ParkCroome D’abitot
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Robert Adamc. 17601082575
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The Old HallMartley
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14th century1349355
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The PanoramaCroome D’abitot
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James Wyattc. 18001082582
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The Rotunda, the Shrubbery Croome ParkCroome D’abitot
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Possibly Robert Adamc. 17601082574
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The White HouseSuckley
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Early 18th century1349724
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Witley Court and Link to Church of St MichaelGreat Witley
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17th century1082656
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