Grade II* listed buildings in Craven

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There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the district of Craven in North Yorkshire.

List of buildings


Name	Location	Type	Completed ^{[note 1]}	Date designated	Grid ref.^{[note 2]} Geo-coordinates	Entry number ^{[note 3]}	Image
Airton Quaker Meeting House, archway and bench	Airton	Friends Meeting House	1694	20 February 1958	SD9031359214 54°01′44″N2°08′58″W / 54.02884°N 2.14947°W / 54.02884; -2.14947	1132105	Airton Quaker Meeting House, archway and bench More images
Parcevall Hall	Skyreholme, Appletreewick	House	16th century	10 September 1954	SE0689161249 54°02′50″N1°53′46″W / 54.047163°N 1.896249°W / 54.047163; -1.896249 (Parcevall Hall)	1157423	Parcevall Hall More images
Henry Simpson's Barn	Skyreholme, Appletreewick	Barn	1737	26 October 1995	SE0695161288 54°02′51″N1°53′43″W / 54.047513°N 1.895332°W / 54.047513; -1.895332 (Henry Simpson's Barn)	1249282	Henry Simpson's Barn More images
High Hall	Appletreewick	House	16th century	10 September 1954	SE0543860090 54°02′12″N1°55′06″W / 54.036763°N 1.91846°W / 54.036763; -1.91846 (High Hall)	1131792	High Hall More images
Barn to north-west of Newton Hall	Bank Newton	Cow house	Mid-17th century	10 September 1954	SD9090453146 53°58′27″N2°08′25″W / 53.974299°N 2.140164°W / 53.974299; -2.140164 (Barn to north-west of Newton Hall)	1167635	Upload Photo
Bank Newton Hall	Bank Newton	House	Mid-17th century	10 September 1954	SD9092453108 53°58′26″N2°08′23″W / 53.973957°N 2.139858°W / 53.973957; -2.139858 (Bank Newton Hall)	1316866	Bank Newton Hall More images
Beamsley Hospital (south range)	Beamsley	Almshouse	1593	10 September 1954	SE0823953030 53°58′24″N1°52′33″W / 53.973274°N 1.875881°W / 53.973274; -1.875881 (Beamsley Hospital (south range))	1166620	Beamsley Hospital (south range) More images
Church of St John the Baptist	Low Bentham, Bentham	Church	15th century	20 February 1958	SD6447369272 54°07′05″N2°32′42″W / 54.118079°N 2.545007°W / 54.118079; -2.545007 (Church of St John the Baptist)	1157613	Church of St John the Baptist More images
Mewith Head Hall, wall to garden and gatepiers	Bentham	House	Early 18th century	20 February 1958	SD6984166903 54°05′50″N2°27′46″W / 54.097133°N 2.462651°W / 54.097133; -2.462651	1132417	Mewith Head Hall, wall to garden and gatepiers More images
Bolton Abbey Hall	Bolton Abbey	House	Mid-19th century	10 September 1954	SE0729254204 53°59′02″N1°53′25″W / 53.98384°N 1.890291°W / 53.98384; -1.890291 (Bolton Abbey Hall)	1131774	Bolton Abbey Hall More images
The Great Tythe Barn	Bolton Abbey	Threshing barn	16th century	10 September 1954	SE0725353838 53°58′50″N1°53′27″W / 53.980551°N 1.890895°W / 53.980551; -1.890895 (The Great Tythe Barn)	1131772	The Great Tythe Barn More images
The Old Rectory	Bolton Abbey	House	Late 17th century	10 September 1954	SE0738754140 53°59′00″N1°53′20″W / 53.983263°N 1.888844°W / 53.983263; -1.888844 (The Old Rectory)	1131776	The Old Rectory More images
Church of St Michael and All Angels	Hubberholme, Buckden	Church	12th century	10 September 1954	SD9261478268 54°12′00″N2°06′53″W / 54.20011°N 2.114717°W / 54.20011; -2.114717	1167280	Church of St Michael and All Angels More images
Church of All Saints and churchyard wall and railings	Burton in Lonsdale	Church	1868–76	24 June 1988	SD6511272139 54°08′38″N2°32′08″W / 54.143889°N 2.535564°W / 54.143889; -2.535564	1132430	Church of All Saints and churchyard wall and railings More images
Trappes Hall	Carleton	House	c.1686	10 September 1954	SD9713049741 53°56′38″N2°02′43″W / 53.943769°N 2.045211°W / 53.943769; -2.045211 (Trappes Hall)	1166761	Trappes Hall
Ingleborough Hall	Clapham cum Newby	Country house	c.1814	20 February 1958	SD7468269343 54°07′10″N2°23′20″W / 54.119324°N 2.388835°W / 54.119324; -2.388835 (Ingleborough Hall)	1132400	Upload Photo
Kilnsey Old Hall	Kilnsey, Conistone with Kilnsey	House	1648	10 September 1954	SD9732467845 54°06′23″N2°02′33″W / 54.106482°N 2.042422°W / 54.106482; -2.042422 (Kilnsey Old Hall)	1316821	Kilnsey Old Hall More images
Carr Head Hall	Cowling	Country house	Mid-18th century	10 September 1954	SD9750044277 53°53′41″N2°02′22″W / 53.894662°N 2.039527°W / 53.894662; -2.039527 (Carr Head Hall)	1157455	Carr Head Hall More images
Long Croft and attached barn	Cowling	Farmhouse and barn	c.1700	23 October 1984	SD9693643945 53°53′30″N2°02′53″W / 53.891675°N 2.048106°W / 53.891675; -2.048106 (Long Croft and attached barn)	1131807	Upload Photo
Elslack Hall Farmhouse and Elslack Hall Cottage with garden wall adjoining to north	Elslack	Farmhouse	1988	10 September 1954	SD9285249225 53°56′21″N2°06′37″W / 53.939089°N 2.110372°W / 53.939089; -2.110372	1166963	Elslack Hall Farmhouse and Elslack Hall Cottage with garden wall adjoining to north
Manor House	Embsay, Embsay with Eastby	House	c.1635	10 September 1954	SE0054253830 53°58′50″N1°59′36″W / 53.980528°N 1.993224°W / 53.980528; -1.993224 (Manor House)	1157616	Manor House
Eshton Hall	Eshton	House	1825–27	10 September 1954	SD9377655994 54°00′00″N2°05′47″W / 53.999939°N 2.096438°W / 53.999939; -2.096438 (Eshton Hall)	1167726	Eshton Hall More images
Brockabank	Flasby with Winterburn	Farmhouse	Late 16th century	10 September 1954	SD9344656886 54°00′29″N2°06′05″W / 54.007951°N 2.101492°W / 54.007951; -2.101492 (Brockabank)	1131652	Brockabank
Friars Head	Flasby with Winterburn	House	c.1670	10 September 1954	SD9320757533 54°00′50″N2°06′19″W / 54.013763°N 2.105153°W / 54.013763; -2.105153 (Friars Head)	1157656	Friars Head More images
Beck House	Giggleswick	House	Early 18th century	20 February 1958	SD8104463991 54°04′17″N2°17′28″W / 54.071498°N 2.291167°W / 54.071498; -2.291167 (Beck House)	1317037	Beck House
Giggleswick School Chapel	Giggleswick	Chapel	1897–1901	20 February 1958	SD8072063927 54°04′15″N2°17′46″W / 54.070911°N 2.296114°W / 54.070911; -2.296114 (Giggleswick School Chapel)	1131724	Giggleswick School Chapel More images
Ivy Fold	Giggleswick	House	Mid-17th century	20 February 1958	SD8110664071 54°04′20″N2°17′25″W / 54.07222°N 2.290225°W / 54.07222; -2.290225 (Ivy Fold)	1131721	Upload Photo
Settle Bridge	Giggleswick	Road bridge	17th century	20 November 1987	SD8165264094 54°04′21″N2°16′55″W / 54.072446°N 2.281882°W / 54.072446; -2.281882 (Settle Bridge)	1317032	Settle Bridge More images
Grassington Hall	Grassington	House	Medieval	10 September 1954	SE0020964058 54°04′21″N1°59′54″W / 54.072453°N 1.998299°W / 54.072453; -1.998299 (Grassington Hall)	1132153	Upload Photo
Church of St. Peter	Hebden	Church	1841	25 January 1994	SE0260062967 54°03′45″N1°57′42″W / 54.062615°N 1.961762°W / 54.062615; -1.961762 (Church of St. Peter)	1203742	Church of St. Peter More images
Arnford Farmhouse	Hellifield	Farmhouse	c.1700	20 February 1958	SD8364256279 54°03′45″N2°15′04″W / 54.062615°N 2.251048°W / 54.062615; -2.251048 (Arnford Farmhouse)	1317061	Upload Photo
Lodge Hall	Horton in Ribblesdale	Farmhouse	1687	20 February 1958	SD7800277963 54°11′49″N2°20′19″W / 54.196947°N 2.338676°W / 54.196947; -2.338676 (Lodge Hall)	1289489	Lodge Hall
Batty Moss Railway Viaduct (Ribblehead Viaduct)	Ingleton	Railway viaduct	1870–74	23 November 1988	SD7594479471 54°12′37″N2°22′13″W / 54.210407°N 2.370341°W / 54.210407; -2.370341	1132228	Batty Moss Railway Viaduct (Ribblehead Viaduct) More images
Church of St Mary the Virgin	Ingleton	Church	15th century	20 February 1958	SD6951273260 54°09′15″N2°28′06″W / 54.154245°N 2.468325°W / 54.154245; -2.468325 (Church of St Mary the Virgin)	1252726	Church of St Mary the Virgin More images
Chapel at Scargill House, including linking passage, staircase and vestry	Kettlewell with Starbotton	Steps	1958–61	25 September 1998	SD9779971067 54°08′08″N2°02′07″W / 54.135442°N 2.035181°W / 54.135442; -2.035181	1376604	Chapel at Scargill House, including linking passage, staircase and vestry More images
Church of St Mary	Kettlewell	Church	1820	10 September 1954	SD9714072255 54°08′46″N2°02′43″W / 54.146115°N 2.045279°W / 54.146115; -2.045279 (Church of St Mary)	1173574	Church of St Mary More images
Fold Farmhouse	Kettlewell	Farmhouse	Late 15th century	4 May 1989	SD9719872248 54°08′46″N2°02′40″W / 54.146053°N 2.044391°W / 54.146053; -2.044391 (Fold Farmhouse)	1173639	Upload Photo
Kildwick Hall with kitchen block to rear	Kildwick	Kitchen	1673	10 September 1954	SE0117446307 53°54′46″N1°59′01″W / 53.912912°N 1.983614°W / 53.912912; -1.983614	1132170	Kildwick Hall with kitchen block to rear More images
Church of St Michael and All Angels	Linton	Church	12th century	10 September 1954	SE0050863229 54°03′54″N1°59′37″W / 54.065003°N 1.993731°W / 54.065003; -1.993731	1167172	Church of St Michael and All Angels More images
Fountaines Hospital	Linton	Almshouse	1721	10 September 1954	SD9970962683 54°03′36″N2°00′21″W / 54.060095°N 2.005938°W / 54.060095; -2.005938 (Fountaines Hospital)	1132124	Fountaines Hospital More images
Stone Gappe	Lothersdale	House	1725	10 September 1954	SD9679245751 53°54′28″N2°03′01″W / 53.907906°N 2.050317°W / 53.907906; -2.050317 (Stone Gappe)	1167086	Stone Gappe More images
Church of St Peter	Martons Both	Parish church	12th century	10 September 1954	SD9080750690 53°57′08″N2°08′30″W / 53.952223°N 2.141568°W / 53.952223; -2.141568 (Church of St Peter)	1167226	Church of St Peter More images
Gledstone Hall and forecourt walls, pavilions and gates	Martons Both	Apartments	1922–26	31 October 1988	SD8868551277 53°57′27″N2°10′26″W / 53.957456°N 2.173925°W / 53.957456; -2.173925	1296985	Gledstone Hall and forecourt walls, pavilions and gates More images
Terraces at Gledstone Hall	Martons Both	Garden wall	1923	31 October 1988	SD8870351203 53°57′24″N2°10′25″W / 53.956792°N 2.173647°W / 53.956792; -2.173647 (Terraces at Gledstone Hall)	1316750	Upload Photo
Ingthorpe Grange	Martons Both	House	1672	10 September 1954	SD8926552024 53°57′51″N2°09′54″W / 53.964183°N 2.165112°W / 53.964183; -2.165112 (Ingthorpe Grange)	1296906	Ingthorpe Grange More images
Old Gledstone	Martons Both	House	c.1770	10 September 1954	SD8831350770 53°57′10″N2°10′46″W / 53.952891°N 2.179574°W / 53.952891; -2.179574 (Old Gledstone)	1132251	Upload Photo
Friends Meeting House	Settle	Friends meeting house	1678	13 September 1988	SD8181963663 54°04′07″N2°16′45″W / 54.068579°N 2.279304°W / 54.068579; -2.279304 (Friends Meeting House)	1166732	Friends Meeting House More images
Settle Bridge	Bridge End, Settle	Road bridge	17th century	20 February 1958	SD8165464091 54°04′21″N2°16′55″W / 54.072419°N 2.281851°W / 54.072419; -2.281851 (Settle Bridge)	1316710	Settle Bridge More images
Christ Church	Skipton	Church	1837–39	2 March 1978	SD9882451338 53°57′29″N2°01′10″W / 53.958129°N 2.01941°W / 53.958129; -2.01941 (Christ Church)	1131846	Christ Church More images
Devonshire Hotel	Skipton	Hotel	18th century	28 April 1952	SD9907351571 53°57′37″N2°00′56″W / 53.960224°N 2.015616°W / 53.960224; -2.015616 (Devonshire Hotel)	1157440	Devonshire Hotel More images
Swinden Hall	Swinden	Farmhouse	c.1600	20 February 1958	SD8610754417 53°59′08″N2°12′48″W / 53.985614°N 2.213356°W / 53.985614; -2.213356 (Swinden Hall)	1296668	Swinden Hall More images
Church of St Oswald	Thornton in Lonsdale	Church	15th century	20 February 1958	SD6857173618 54°09′27″N2°28′58″W / 54.157405°N 2.482771°W / 54.157405; -2.482771 (Church of St Oswald)	1252730	Church of St Oswald More images

Notes

↑ The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.
↑ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
↑ The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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[EH_listed_building_header_note_1-1] The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_2-2] Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_3-3] The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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Grade II* listed buildings in Craven

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