Grade I listed buildings in Rushcliffe

The non-metropolitan district of Rushcliffe in the East Midlands of England is one of the seven districts and one unitary authorityLocal government administrative unit in England and Wales. that make up the ceremonial countyArea with an appointed Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff to represent the monarch's interest. of Nottinghamshire.^[1]

The district contains 34 of the 146 Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in Nottinghamshire. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[2]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
Bunny Hall	Bunny		c. 1720	1249018	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Cotgrave		Late 14th century	1277792	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Granby		Pre-Conquest	1265230	Wikimedia Commons
Church of Holy Trinity	Wysall		12th century	1259980	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Langar cum Barnstone		1712	1264793	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Augustine	Flintham		12th century	1272726	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Edmund	Holme Pierrepont		13th century	1249315	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St George	Barton in Fabis		1892	1248685	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Giles	Cropwell Bishop		13th century	1045650	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Helena	Thoroton		14th century	1272720	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St James	Normanton on Soar		13th century	1242162	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John of Beverley	Scarrington		Early 14th century	1272713	Wikimedia Commons
Church of Holy Trinity	Wysall		12th century	1259980	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John the Baptist	Stanford on Soar		13th century	1242187	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Lawrence	Gotham		13th century	1260206	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Luke	Hickling		14th century	1264986	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Luke	Upper Broughton		c. 1200	1264583	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Car Colston		13th century	1045667	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	East Leake		12th century	1260244	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Orston		1766	1272710	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary and adjoining wall	Bunny		14th century	1248713	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary and All Saints	Bingham		1225	1045660	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary and All Saints	Willoughby on the Wolds		13th century	1242526	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary Magdalene	Keyworth		Early 15th century	1039626	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	East Bridgford		11th century	1272697	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Sibthorpe		13th century	1244670	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Wilfrid	Screveton		15th century	1243811	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Winifred	Kingston on Soar		c. 1540	1242066	Wikimedia Commons
Church of the Holy Trinity	Tithby		14th century	1235979	Wikimedia Commons
Flintham Hall and Adjoining Terrace Wall	Flintham Hall Park		17th century	1272727	Wikimedia Commons
Holme Pierrepont Hall	Holme Pierrepont		Late 17th century	1249330	Wikimedia Commons
Pigeoncote	Sibthorpe		14th century	1243820	Wikimedia Commons
Remains of Church of St Mary	Colston Bassett		12th century	1210576	Wikimedia Commons
Thrumpton Hall and attached range of outbuildings	Thrumpton Hall Park		1617	1242464	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in NottinghamshireGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial county of Nottinghamshire, split into the seven district councils plus the unitary authority of City of Nottingham.