This is a list of listed buildings in the parish of Sleat in Highland, Scotland.
Name | Location | Date Listed | Grid Ref. [note 1] | Geo-coordinates | Notes | LB Number [note 2] | Image |
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Pier, Crane, Well And Doocot Eilean Iarmain (Isleornsay) | 57°08′45″N5°47′55″W / 57.145903°N 5.79854°W | Category B | 19489 | ||||
Former Parish Church, Kilmore, And Graveyard | 57°05′38″N5°52′06″W / 57.093818°N 5.868392°W | Category B | 13981 | ||||
Ardvaser Former Porter's Lodge To Armadale Castle | 57°03′44″N5°54′12″W / 57.062254°N 5.903245°W | Category B | 14002 | ||||
Ostaig Farm Square Known As Sabhal Mor Ostaig (Cola - Isde Gaidhlig - Gaelic College And Cottage | 57°05′11″N5°52′52″W / 57.086422°N 5.881031°W | Category B | 13985 | ||||
Armadale Castle Laundry | 57°04′22″N5°53′55″W / 57.072887°N 5.898486°W | Category C(S) | 14006 | ||||
Armadale Castle Home Farm, The High Square | 57°04′33″N5°53′42″W / 57.075907°N 5.895038°W | Category B | 14007 | ||||
Kylerhea Old Inn | 57°13′31″N5°39′54″W / 57.225328°N 5.665037°W | Category B | 13984 | ||||
Armadale Castle | 57°04′21″N5°53′41″W / 57.072559°N 5.894852°W | Category B | 14003 | ||||
Upper Ostaig House | 57°05′06″N5°53′14″W / 57.084968°N 5.88732°W | Category B | 13986 | ||||
Tigh A' Chnuic Agus (And) Sabhal A'Chnuic | 57°06′47″N5°50′55″W / 57.112934°N 5.84854°W | Category B | 13983 | ||||
Armadale Castle Stables | 57°04′11″N5°53′49″W / 57.069642°N 5.897006°W | Category A | 14004 | ||||
Kilmore Church (Sleat Parish Church, Church Of Scotland) | 57°05′37″N5°52′08″W / 57.093626°N 5.868769°W | Category C(S) | 13979 | ||||
Bridge By Armadale Castle | 57°04′17″N5°53′47″W / 57.071334°N 5.896374°W | Category B | 14005 | ||||
Macdonald Mausoleum | 57°05′38″N5°52′06″W / 57.093895°N 5.868235°W | Category C(S) | 13980 | ||||
Kilmore Manse (Sleat Parish Church Manse) | 57°05′32″N5°52′21″W / 57.092209°N 5.872437°W | Category B | 13982 | ||||
Isle Ornsay Lighthouse, Eilean Sionnach | 57°08′37″N5°46′56″W / 57.143476°N 5.782181°W | Category B | 14008 |
The scheme for classifying buildings in Scotland is:
In March 2016 there were 47,288 listed buildings in Scotland. Of these, 8% were Category A, and 50% were Category B, with the remaining 42% being Category C. [2]