Grade I listed buildings in Dover (district)

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There are over 9,000 Grade I listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the district of Dover in Kent.

Buildings

Name	Location	Type	Completed ^{[note 1]}	Date designated	Grid ref.^{[note 2]} Geo-coordinates	Entry number ^{[note 3]}	Image
Church of St Anthony the Martyr	Alkham, Dover	Church	c.1200	22 August 1962	TR2554442365 51°08′10″N1°13′21″E / 51.136113°N 1.222597°E / 51.136113; 1.222597 (Church of St Anthony the Martyr)	1084358	Church of St Anthony the Martyr More images
Church of St Nicholas	Ash	Parish church	c.1190	11 October 1963	TR2875958384 51°16′43″N1°16′43″E / 51.278645°N 1.278679°E / 51.278645; 1.278679 (Church of St Nicholas)	1363280	Church of St Nicholas More images
Richborough Castle	Richborough, Ash	Settlement	AD43	26 November 1987	TR3244460253 51°17′38″N1°19′57″E / 51.293932°N 1.332636°E / 51.293932; 1.332636 (Richborough Castle)	1363256	Richborough Castle More images
Ratling Court	Ratling, Aylesham	House	Late 15th century	11 October 1963	TR2398153690 51°14′18″N1°12′26″E / 51.238401°N 1.207349°E / 51.238401; 1.207349 (Ratling Court)	1363218	Upload Photo
Church of St Mary	Capel-le-Ferne	Parish church	12th century	22 August 1962	TR2571140018 51°06′54″N1°13′25″E / 51.114976°N 1.223512°E / 51.114976; 1.223512 (Church of St Mary)	1070047	Church of St Mary More images
Church of St Mary in Castro	Dover Castle	Church	c.1020	7 March 1974	TR3262941822 51°07′42″N1°19′24″E / 51.128407°N 1.323342°E / 51.128407; 1.323342 (Church of St Mary in Castro)	1070328	Church of St Mary in Castro More images
Dover Castle	Dover Castle	Castle	c.1155	7 March 1974	TR3247941938 51°07′46″N1°19′17″E / 51.129509°N 1.321277°E / 51.129509; 1.321277 (Dover Castle)	1070326	Dover Castle More images
The Roman Pharos	Dover Castle	Tower	AD46	7 March 1974	TR3260441815 51°07′42″N1°19′23″E / 51.128354°N 1.322981°E / 51.128354; 1.322981 (The Roman Pharos)	1258537	The Roman Pharos More images
Church of St Mary the Virgin	Eastry, Dover	Parish church	12th century	11 October 1963	TR3111254777 51°14′43″N1°18′36″E / 51.245317°N 1.310028°E / 51.245317; 1.310028 (Church of St Mary the Virgin)	1363287	Church of St Mary the Virgin More images
Eastry Court	Eastry	Archbishop's palace	16th century	13 October 1952	TR3112554816 51°14′44″N1°18′37″E / 51.245662°N 1.310239°E / 51.245662; 1.310239 (Eastry Court)	1366610	Eastry Court More images
Fairfield House	Eastry	Cross wing house	Early 15th century	11 October 1963	TR3093954579 51°14′37″N1°18′27″E / 51.243609°N 1.307426°E / 51.243609; 1.307426 (Fairfield House)	1070186	Fairfield House More images
Church of St Nicholas	Barfrestone, Eythorne	Church	c.1180	11 October 1963	TR2642550146 51°12′20″N1°14′24″E / 51.20562°N 1.240065°E / 51.20562; 1.240065 (Church of St Nicholas)	1070306	Church of St Nicholas More images
Church of St Clement	Knowlton, Goodnestone	Parish church	14th/15th-century origin	11 October 1963	TR2816053353 51°14′01″N1°16′01″E / 51.233721°N 1.266899°E / 51.233721; 1.266899 (Church of St Clement)	1111748	Church of St Clement More images
Church of the Holy Cross	Goodnestone	Parish church	Late 12th century	11 October 1963	TR2547454583 51°14′45″N1°13′45″E / 51.24583°N 1.229263°E / 51.24583; 1.229263 (Church of the Holy Cross)	1070258	Church of the Holy Cross More images
Knowlton Court	Knowlton, Goodnestone	House	1585	13 October 1952	TR2810953319 51°14′00″N1°15′58″E / 51.233436°N 1.266148°E / 51.233436; 1.266148 (Knowlton Court)	1336977	Knowlton Court More images
Church of St Lawrence	Church Hougham, Hougham Without	Parish church	12th century	22 August 1962	TR2782739972 51°06′49″N1°15′13″E / 51.113727°N 1.253664°E / 51.113727; 1.253664 (Church of St Lawrence)	1070024	Church of St Lawrence More images
Church of St Mary	Nonington	Parish church	Late 13th century	11 October 1963	TR2530752348 51°13′33″N1°13′32″E / 51.225831°N 1.22547°E / 51.225831; 1.22547 (Church of St Mary)	1070241	Church of St Mary More images
St Albans Court	Nonington	Country house	1875–78	13 October 1952	TR2635752640 51°13′41″N1°14′26″E / 51.228037°N 1.240666°E / 51.228037; 1.240666 (St Albans Court)	1070242	St Albans Court More images
Church of St Augustine	Northbourne	Parish church	12th century	11 October 1963	TR3336452233 51°13′18″N1°20′26″E / 51.221564°N 1.340581°E / 51.221564; 1.340581 (Church of St Augustine)	1264324	Church of St Augustine More images
Church of St Mildred	Preston	Library	Early 13th century	11 October 1963	TR2439160404 51°17′55″N1°13′03″E / 51.298516°N 1.217423°E / 51.298516; 1.217423 (Church of St Mildred)	1376652	Church of St Mildred More images
Church of St Nicholas	Ringwould with Kingsdown	Parish church	12th century	22 August 1966	TR3597448303 51°11′07″N1°22′31″E / 51.185215°N 1.375307°E / 51.185215; 1.375307 (Church of St Nicholas)	1070060	Church of St Nicholas More images
Chapel of St Bartholomew	Stone Cross, Sandwich	Chapel	13th century	19 May 1950	TR3304057506 51°16′09″N1°20′22″E / 51.26903°N 1.339379°E / 51.26903; 1.339379 (Chapel of St Bartholomew)	1343722	Chapel of St Bartholomew More images
Church of St Clement	Sandwich	Parish church	Latter half of 12th century	19 May 1950	TR3328658006 51°16′24″N1°20′36″E / 51.273418°N 1.343225°E / 51.273418; 1.343225 (Church of St Clement)	1343695	Church of St Clement More images
Church of St Mary	Sandwich	Church	c.1200	19 May 1950	TR3295158417 51°16′38″N1°20′19″E / 51.277244°N 1.338699°E / 51.277244; 1.338699 (Church of St Mary)	1069541	Church of St Mary More images
Church of St Peter	Sandwich	Church	13th century	19 May 1950	TR3307458165 51°16′30″N1°20′25″E / 51.274932°N 1.340295°E / 51.274932; 1.340295 (Church of St Peter)	1343813	Church of St Peter More images
Fisher Gate	Sandwich	Town gate	1384	29 April 1970	TR3328258194 51°16′30″N1°20′36″E / 51.275107°N 1.34329°E / 51.275107; 1.34329 (Fisher Gate)	1069601	Fisher Gate More images
The Barbican	Sandwich	Gatehouse	Late 14th century	19 May 1950	TR3318058258 51°16′33″N1°20′31″E / 51.275723°N 1.341872°E / 51.275723; 1.341872 (The Barbican)	1069655	The Barbican More images
The Salutation	Sandwich	Manor house	1912	19 May 1950	TR3336658124 51°16′28″N1°20′40″E / 51.274444°N 1.344447°E / 51.274444; 1.344447 (The Salutation)	1069643	The Salutation More images
Church of St Pancras	Coldred, Shepherdswell with Coldred	Parish church	Saxon	22 August 1962	TR2744047594 51°10′56″N1°15′11″E / 51.182307°N 1.252955°E / 51.182307; 1.252955 (Church of St Pancras)	1069988	Church of St Pancras More images
The Belvedere	Waldershare Park, Shepherdswell with Coldred	Belvedere	1725–27	22 August 1962	TR2816047499 51°10′52″N1°15′47″E / 51.181168°N 1.263179°E / 51.181168; 1.263179 (The Belvedere)	1051607	The Belvedere More images
Waldershare Park	Waldershare	Country house	1705–12	13 October 1952	TR2896348018 51°11′08″N1°16′30″E / 51.185506°N 1.274979°E / 51.185506; 1.274979 (Waldershare Park)	1247724	Waldershare Park More images
Church of St Margaret	St Margaret's at Cliffe	Parish church	c.1150	22 August 1966	TR3587744771 51°09′13″N1°22′18″E / 51.153551°N 1.371606°E / 51.153551; 1.371606 (Church of St Margaret)	1101743	Church of St Margaret More images
Church of St James	Staple	Parish church	12th-century origins	11 October 1963	TR2693656641 51°15′49″N1°15′05″E / 51.263726°N 1.251479°E / 51.263726; 1.251479 (Church of St James)	1070137	Church of St James More images
Church of All Saints	West Stourmouth, Stourmouth	Parish church	Saxon	11 October 1963	TR2561662880 51°19′13″N1°14′12″E / 51.32026°N 1.23653°E / 51.32026; 1.23653 (Church of All Saints)	1203363	Church of All Saints More images
Church of St Andrew	Tilmanstone	Parish church	12th century	11 October 1963	TR3021251470 51°12′58″N1°17′42″E / 51.215994°N 1.295033°E / 51.215994; 1.295033 (Church of St Andrew)	1247778	Church of St Andrew More images
Canon Cottage & the Old Canonry	Wingham	Clergy house	c.1285	13 October 1952	TR2424657401 51°16′18″N1°12′48″E / 51.271613°N 1.213463°E / 51.271613; 1.213463 (Canon Cottage & the Old Canonry)	1281551	Canon Cottage & the Old Canonry More images
Church of St Mary	Wingham, Dover	Collegiate church	c.1200	11 October 1963	TR2421257474 51°16′20″N1°12′47″E / 51.272282°N 1.213022°E / 51.272282; 1.213022 (Church of St Mary)	1070091	Church of St Mary More images
Town Hall and Maison Dieu	Dover	Tower	14th century after 1325	17 December 1973	TR3162541738 51°07′41″N1°18′32″E / 51.128059°N 1.308965°E / 51.128059; 1.308965 (Town Hall and Maison Dieu)	1069499	Town Hall and Maison Dieu 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 I listed buildings in Dover (district)

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