Listed Buildings

Fore Street – Clifford Street – New Exeter Street – Old Exeter Street – Parade – Rock Road – The Square – Woodway Street – The Churchyard – Other locations –

Fore Street

East Side	Description	Grade
7	Former bakers shop. Ex-Churchill Assoc. Built c1830	II
11	Alpha House. Eclectic late C19 with robust Venetian detail	II
23/24	Pair of adjoining houses. No23 previously Bromleigh. c1810	II
25	Old Coaching House, formerly Clifford Arms. Built for Richard Rose 1808	II
–	Swanston House. Early C19, C20 alterations. Now divided into three units	II
–	Parish Church. Dedicated 1259. St Martin & St Mary	I
35	The Old House. Pynsent's Free School founded 1668. C19/C20 additions	II
36	The Lawn. Early C19	II

West Side	Description	Grade
[39]	Western House. Early/mid C19	II
42	Formerly Upton House. Early C19	II
43	Formerly Knowle Green Cottage. Early C16. Complex evolution	II
[52/53]	Bishop Lacy PH, formerly Plymouth Inn. Early C16, C17, C20 alterations	II
60	The Grey House, formerly Church Hill House. c1810. Later C19/early C20	II
67	Kingsley House, formerly Fairlea. c1810, later C19/early C20	II
[76]	Formerly Tireh/Schoolhouse. c1859	II

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Clifford Street

North Side	Description	Grade
–	Town Mills. Circa mid C19 on site of earlier mill complex (C13)	II

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New Exeter Street

East Side	Description	Grade
1	House. (Culver Cottage). Circa early/mid C19	II
–	Section of wall opposite 61/61A with dipping pit (near Herridge Orchard)	II
–	Wall to garden of Culver House, gate piers and adjacent dipping pit	II

West Side	Description	Grade
60	House, early mid C17 or earlier C20 renovations	II

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Old Exeter Street

East Side	Description	Grade
4 & 5	Formerly Glencoe. Early C19. Adjoins Alma House to right. (name not in use)	II
6	Alma House and front railings. Early C19. (name not in use)	II
39 & 40	Early C19. One house divided into two	II

West Side	Description	Grade
49	The Retreat. Refashioning of earlier house. Early C19	II
69	The Running Pheasant (1987) formerly Orchard House	II

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Parade

	Description	Grade
–	Old Fairfield. Early C19. Probably stone, L plan	II

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Rock Road

	Description	Grade
–	Palace Farm. House. Circa late C17, early C18	II
–	Bishops Palace, very few remains	II*

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The Square

	Description	Grade
–	Obelisk. Late C18/early C19. Later plaque of 1879	II

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Woodway Street

	Description	Grade
–	United Reformed Church. 1710, rebuilt 1830	II

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The Churchyard

	Description	Grade
–	Day family chest tomb. Grey limestone coffin slab, medieval style, coped lid	II
–	Garrett, John 1792. Grey limestone. 22m south east of vestry	II
–	Headstone (fragment), 10m south west of west doorway of Church. Probable C19	II
–	Newcombe chest tomb. Severe granite chest. Montague Newcombe Parker 1869	II
–	Tothill, John 1760 chest tomb with oversailing lid	II
–	Tothill, Nicholas 1771. Ann 1766 (pair of adjacent headstones, good lettering)	II
–	Wilkins, Ambrose 1771 chest tomb with oversailing lid, against south wall	II
–	Wright, William 1793 and wife. 7m south of stair turret buttress	II

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Other Locations

	Description	Grade
–	Ashwell Lodge. Opposite Ugbrooke entrance. Mid/late C19	II
–	Bridge over Mill Leat (200m NW of Old Kate Bridge). Probably Early C19	II
–	Bridgeland Bridge. Probable early C19. Datestone with 'Repaired 1681 and 1811'	II
–	Brimley Stile. House C18 thatched	II
–	Chaning Wills Memorial 700m south east of Harcombe House 1921	II
–	Chudleigh Bridge. Over River Teign. Early C19	II
–	Coburg. Early C19	II
–	Coburg. The Cottage and Coburg Cottage. Probable early C19. Thatched	II
–	Crammers Bridge. Over Kate Brook. Probably early C19. Illegible inscription (1952)	II
–	Crammers Farmhouse. Probably C18 and late C20 alterations	II
–	Dunscombe, Lower. C18 remodel of earlier house	II
–	Filleigh House. 1869 remodel of earlier C19 house. Datestone EB (Evan Baillie)	II
–	Hamlyns Farm. Cider barn. Probably C18	II
–	Hamlyns Farm. Stable block. Late C18/early C19	II
–	Hams Barton. Probably early C16, early C17 and late C19 remodel	II*
–	Harcombe House. Gateway with datestone 1912	II
–	Harcombe House. Service range to west 1912	II
–	Heathfield House and former stables. Early C19, thatched	II
–	Highwaymans Haunt, The. Circa late C16/early C17, late C20 additions	II
–	Ideford Arch. 1810 dates from diversion of original turnpike	II
–	Kerswell Springs. Probably early C18, extended C19 and 1930s	II
–	Lime Kiln on dual carriageway (Harcombe Bends). Mid to late C19	II
–	Lime Kilns 20m south-east of Kerswell Cottage. Probable C19	II
–	Lime Kilns 40m south of Glen Cottage. Probable mid/late C19	II
–	Longthorn Cottage. Probable early C19, late C20 extension	II
–	Lower Upcott. Farmhouse circa early C18	II
–	Mistletoe Cottage and cottage adjoining to south. Circa late C18/C19	II
–	Mistletoe Farmhouse. Probably late C18, late C20 rear extension	II
–	Oakfield. House. c1850	II
–	Old Kate Bridge. Over Kate Brook. Probable early C19	II
–	Ridge Cottage. Circa early C19 with late C20 rear extension	II
–	Ruggadon. Barn to west	II
–	Ruggadon. Circa early C16, C17 and C20 alterations	II
–	Smoothway Lodge. Early C19. Formerly gatekeepers lodge	II
–	Town Hall, Market Way. 1865 with later alterations	II
–	Ugbrooke Park. Country House. Clifford since late C16	I
–	Ugbrooke Park. Orangery. Probably early C19	II
–	Ugbrooke Park. Stables. 1793	II
–	Waddon. Bridge over ford. Probable C19	II
–	Waddon. Waddon Thatch. C17 thatched house	II
–	Whiteway. Bridge over stream. 80m south east of house. Early C19	II
–	Whiteway House. Gardeners cottage, circa 1877	II
–	Whiteway House. Largely 1770s	II*
–	Whiteway House. Stable block. Probably early C18/C20	II

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