Grade I listed buildings in Rutland

The ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. and unitary authorityLocal government administrative unit in the UK. of Rutland contains 28 of the more than 9,000 Grade I listed buildings in England.

Grade I designated structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[1]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
Burley House	Burley-on-the-Hill		1694–1705	1073792	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Oakham		Early 13th century	1073305	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Lyddington		Early to mid-14th century	1236656	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Stoke Dry		Early 12th century	1237061	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Whissendine		13th to 15th century	1295308	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Edmund	Egleton		Norman period	1073761	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John	Ryhall		c. 1200	1320352	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John the Baptist	North Luffenham		12th to 15th century	1073898	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Ashwell		12th century	1073268	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Greetham		Norman period	1073218	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Ketton		12th century	1073856	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Morcott		12th to 13th century	1288037	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary the Virgin	Edith Weston		12th to 14th century, with 18th to 19th century additions	1073962	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Brooke		12th century	1215370	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Empingham		13th to 15th century	1073940	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Tickencote		12th century	1115498	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter and St Paul	Exton Park, Exton		Medieval	1177714	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter and St Paul	Great Casterton		13th century	1073841	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter and St PaulGrade I listed active Anglican Church in the village of Langham, Rutland.	Langham		Medieval	1073732
Church of St Peter and St Paul	Market Overton		Anglo-Saxon	1073229	Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons
Gateway to Oakham Castle	Oakham		Probably 17th century	1361781	Wikimedia Commons
North Luffenham Hall	North Luffenham		Mid-16th century, with 18th and early 20th-century additions	1073899	Wikimedia Commons
Market Cross	Oakham		17th century	1073278	Wikimedia Commons
Oakham Castle	Oakham		1180–1190	1073277
Stocks	Oakham		1469	1073279	Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons
The Bede House	Lyddington		Possibly late 12th to 13th century	1264528	Wikimedia Commons
The Elizabethan School Room	Uppingham		1584	1073171	Wikimedia Commons
Watch Tower	Lyddington		Late 15th century	1236617	Wikimedia Commons