Listed Status
Stowe has one of the largest concentrations of grade I listed buildings in England. There are separate grade I listings in place for:
- The house
- The arches at each end of the north front of the house
- Dido's Cave
- The equestrian statue of George I to the north of the house
- Lord Cobham's Column
- Queen Caroline's Monument
- The Boycott Pavilions
- The Cascade
- The Congreve Monument
- The Corinthian Arch
- The Doric Arch
- The Gothic Temple
- The Grenville Column
- The Hermitage
- The Lake Pavilions
- The Oxford Bridge
- The Oxford Gate
- The Palladian Bridge
- The Queens Temple
- The Rotondo
- The Shell Bridge and Captain Cook's Monument
- The Temple of Ancient Virtue
- The Temple of British Worthies
- The Temple of Concord and Victory
- The Temple of Friendship
- The Temple of Venus
- The Wolfe Obelisk
This is nearly 0.5% of the approximately 6,000 grade I listings in England and Wales. The other historic buildings in the garden and park are listed grade II* or grade II.
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