Grade I listed buildings in Arun

Arun shown within West Sussex

The district authority of Arun is one of the seven that make up the ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. of West Sussex.[1]

Arun contains twenty-two of the Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in West Sussex, structures considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.[2]

NameLocationArchitectCompletedEntry numberImage
Arundel CastleArundel
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Late 13th century1027926
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Barnham CourtBarnham
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Mid-17th century1233144
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Arundel Cathedral of Our Lady and St Philip Howard and piers surrounding churchyardArundel
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J. A. Hansom1868–18691248090
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Church of St NicholasArundel
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13801027914
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Fitzalan ChapelArundel
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Founded in 13801263812
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St John’s PrioryPoling
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13th century, converted into a dwelling in the 16th century1217172
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St Mary Magdalene’s ChurchLyminster
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Saxon1027604
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The Parish Church of St AndrewFerring
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13th century1276447
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The Parish Church of St AndrewFord
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Mainly Norman1233989
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The Parish Church of St John the BaptistFindon
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13th century1027619
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The Parish Church of St John the DivinePatching
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13th century1275573
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The Parish Church of St LeonardSouth Stoke
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11th century1221989
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The Parish Church of St MaryBarnham
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Norman, with 13th-century chancelPart of a church containing the altar, used by the officiating clergy.1027690
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The Parish Church of St MaryBurpham
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Mainly 13th century1027657
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The Parish Church of St MaryClapham
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13th century1276634
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The Parish Church of St MaryClimping
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Late 12th century1027640
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The Parish Church of St MaryEast Preston
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Medieval1027649
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The Parish Church of St MarySlindon
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13th century1027563
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The Parish Church of St MaryWalburton
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12th century1274629
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The Parish Church of St MaryYapton
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12th century1237782
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The Parish Church of St Thomas A BecketPagham
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Chancel c. 11th to12th century, remainder 13th century1353902
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The DomeBognor Regis
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c. 17871353844
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