Grade I listed buildings in Scarborough (borough)

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

Scarborough

Name	Location	Type	Completed [note 1]	Date designated	Grid ref.[note 2] Geo-coordinates	Entry number [note 3]	Image
Church of All Saints	Brompton	Church	1805	18 January 1967	SE9429182127 54°13′34″N 0°33′19″W	1316111	Church of All Saints More images
Church of Saint John the Baptist	Cayton	Church	12th century	18 January 1967	TA0566083330 54°14′05″N 0°22′50″W	1148133	Church of Saint John the Baptist More images
Danby Castle	Danby	Farmhouse	19th century	20 December 1990	NZ7172507238 54°27′20″N 0°53′43″W	1178588	Danby Castle
Church of St Oswald	Filey	Church	17th century	24 October 1950	TA1177881065 54°12′47″N 0°17′15″W	1316455	Church of St Oswald More images
Church of St Stephen	Fylingdales	Church	Medieval	6 October 1969	NZ9416205940 54°26′25″N 0°32′59″W	1148706	Church of St Stephen
Church of St Peter	Hackness	Cross	C9	18 January 1967	SE9691090554 54°18′05″N 0°30′44″W	1296564	Church of St Peter
Hackness Hall and Railings and Railings Attached to Terrace on Garden Front	Hackness	Country House	1791-1796	13 December 1951	SE9711790521 54°18′04″N 0°30′33″W	1148859	Hackness Hall and Railings and Railings Attached to Terrace on Garden Front
Church of St Matthew	Hutton Buscel	Church	12th century	18 January 1967	SE9727384032 54°14′34″N 0°30′32″W	1172851	Church of St Matthew
Church of St Oswald	Lythe	Parish Church	13th century	6 October 1969	NZ8501513154 54°30′24″N 0°41′19″W	1316097	Church of St Oswald More images
Old Mulgrave Castle	Lythe	Bailey	12th century	6 October 1969	NZ8393911673 54°29′36″N 0°42′20″W	1316096	Old Mulgrave Castle
Church of St Martin	Seamer	Church	19th century	18 January 1967	TA0149983381 54°14′10″N 0°26′39″W	1316472	Church of St Martin
Foulbridge Farmhouse and Attached Cottage	Snainton	House	18th century	20 July 1981	SE9140279438 54°12′09″N 0°36′01″W	1172918	Foulbridge Farmhouse and Attached Cottage
Ayton Castle	West Ayton	Pele Tower	Late 14th century	18 January 1967	SE9876585091 54°15′07″N 0°29′08″W	1148147	Ayton Castle More images
Riddings Farmhouse	Westerdale	Manor House	later extension	20 December 1990	NZ6604404862 54°26′06″N 0°59′00″W	1067592	Riddings Farmhouse
Captain Cooks House	Whitby	House	Earlier	23 February 1954	NZ9003011043 54°29′12″N 0°36′42″W	1148246	Captain Cooks House More images
Donkey Road (Church Lane)	Whitby	Trackway	Earlier	4 December 1972	NZ9005511280 54°29′20″N 0°36′41″W	1148374	Donkey Road (Church Lane)
Parish Church of St Mary	Whitby	Parish Church	c. 1110	23 February 1954	NZ9015011294 54°29′20″N 0°36′35″W	1055865	Parish Church of St Mary More images
The Abbey House	Whitby	House	Medieval	23 February 1954	NZ9023811118 54°29′15″N 0°36′31″W	1055872	The Abbey House
Garden Walls and Gatepiers to the Abbey House	Whitby	Gate Pier	Late 17th century	23 February 1954	NZ9022411247 54°29′19″N 0°36′31″W	1148375	Garden Walls and Gatepiers to the Abbey House
The Church Stairs	Whitby	Steps	First Mentioned 1370	23 February 1954	NZ9006011277 54°29′20″N 0°36′40″W	1316348	The Church Stairs
Whitby Abbey (ruins)	Whitby	Abbey	12th century	23 February 1954	NZ9030311217 54°29′18″N 0°36′27″W	1316347	Whitby Abbey (ruins) More images
Whitby Abbey Cross	Whitby	Cross	Medieval	23 February 1954	NZ9024211298 54°29′20″N 0°36′30″W	1148373	Whitby Abbey Cross
Youth Hostel	Whitby	House	17th century	23 February 1954	NZ9017711202 54°29′17″N 0°36′34″W	1366588	Youth Hostel
Butter Cross	Scarborough	Market Cross	Medieval	22 December 1953	TA0471688840 54°17′04″N 0°23′35″W	1243561	Butter Cross
Church of St Martin	Scarborough	Parish Church	1861-62	8 June 1973	TA0420287774 54°16′30″N 0°24′05″W	1242903	Church of St Martin More images
Church of St Mary	Scarborough	Church	12th century	22 December 1953	TA0468089064 54°17′11″N 0°23′36″W	1258195	Church of St Mary More images
King Richard's House	Scarborough	House	medieval origin	22 December 1953	TA0488588808 54°17′03″N 0°23′25″W	1243365	King Richard's House

Notes

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.
2. Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
3. The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

External links

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