Tunbridge Wells
- Church of All Saints, Brenchley
- Matfield House, Brenchley: stable block
- Church of St Thomas à Becket, Capel
- Church of St Dunstan, Cranbrook
- Union Mill, Cranbrook
- Old Wilsley, Cranbrook
- Christ Church, Goudhurst
- Church of St Mary, Goudhurst
- Finchcocks, Goudhurst
- Groombridge Place, Groombridge: buildings of the service courtyard inc walls of herb garden
- Groombridge Place: garden walls & features of terraced garden (inc Ivy Cottage)
- Groombridge Place: moat, walls & bridge inc W gateway & cottage on N Bridge
- Church of St Laurence, Hawkhurst
- Church of St Margaret, Horsmonden
- Church of St Mary, Lamberhurst
- Scotney Castle, Lamberhurst: with courtyards & garden terrace
- Old Scotney Castle, Lamberhurst: ruins
- Old Church of St Peter, Pembury
- Church of St Martin of Tours, Speldhurst
- Sissinghurst Castle, Sissinghurst: W range
- Sissinghurst Castle: tower & walls
- Sissinghurst Castle: barn
- Chapel of St. John the Evangelist, Speldhurst
- Somerhill House, Tonbridge
- Church of All Saints, Tudeley
- Church of the Holy Trinity, Royal Tunbridge Wells (Grade A)
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