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Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes County
Someries Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Fragmentary remains Brick, unfinished, ruined gatehouse and chapel survive.[1] Bedfordshire
Donnington Castle Castle c.1386 Fragment Built by Richard Abberbury the Elder, destroyed in English Civil War, gatehouse survives.[2] Berkshire
Windsor Castle Keep and bailey 12–19th century Intact Royal palace Restored and extended by James Wyatt and Jeffry Wyattville, 1800–30.[3]
Boarstall Tower Fortified manor house c.1312 Fragment Moated site, gatehouse survives, altered 16–17th centuries, converted to house 20th century.[4]
Buckden Palace Fortified manor house 13–15th century Fragment Claretian conference centre Renamed Buckden Towers, partly demolished and remnants incorporated with 19th century house.[5] Cambridgeshire
Elton Hall Fortified manor house c.1477 Fragment Gatehouse survives, incorporated in building of 1662–1689, remodelled and extended 18–19th centuries.[6]
Kimbolton Castle Castellated house 17–18th century Intact School Site of medieval castle, rebuilt and later remodelled by Sir John Vanbrugh 1707–10.[7]
Kirtling Tower Fortified manor house c.1530 Fragment NGS 16th century gatehouse on supposed site of moated Saxon castle.[8]
Longthorpe Tower Tower house 1263–1300 Intact Elaborate scheme of domestic medieval wall paintings.[9]
Northborough Castle Fortified manor house 1330–40 Fragment Private Gatehouse and hall survive, with 16–17th century alterations.[10]
Woodcroft Castle Quadrangular castle c.1280 Habitable fragment Private West range of original building survives, with alterations.[11]
Beeston Castle Enclosure castle 13–14th century Ruins Sited on crag high above Cheshire Plain, 19th century outer gatehouse.[12] Cheshire
Chester Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Fragment Agricola tower sole feature of medieval castle to survive 18th century fire.[13]
Cholmondeley Castle Neo-romantic castle 1801–19 Intact
Marquess of Cholmondeley 		Transformed into castle by Smirke, 1817–19.[14]
Doddington Castle Tower house c.1403 Substantially intact Private Also known as Delves Hall. Building At Risk.[15]
Halton Castle Castle 13th century Fragmentary remains
Duchy of Lancaster 		Commanding position, 13th century tower, 18th century courthouse, folly of c.1800.[16]
Peckforton Castle Neo-romantic castle 1844–50 Intact Hotel By Anthony Salvin, possibly the last serious fortified home built in Britain.[17]
Auckland Castle Keep and bailey 12–16th century Rebuilt
Church of England 		Mostly 16th century, fragments remain of medieval castle, residence of the Bishop of Durham.[18] County Durham
Barnard Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Ruins [19]
Bowes Castle Keep 12th century Fragmentary remains Ruins of keep survive.[20]
Brancepeth Castle Keep and bailey 14–19th century Reconstructed Private Substantial medieval portions including 5 towers incorporated in 19th century rebuilding.[21]
Durham Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Rebuilt University College, Durham Much altered during continuous occupation since c.1072.[22]
Lambton Castle Neo-romantic castle c.1820–8 Intact Wedding venue / Earl of Durham Later additions demolished following subsidence.[23]
Lumley Castle Quadrangular castle c.1392 Intact Hotel / Earl of Scarbrough Altered c.1580 and 1721.[24]
Mortham Tower Fortified manor house 14–16th century Intact Private 15th century tower, formerly in Yorkshire.[25]
Raby Castle Castle 12–14th century Intact
Lord Barnard 		Altered 18–19th centuries.[26]
Raby Old Lodge Tower house 16th century Restored Holiday accommodation Probably built as a hunting lodge for the Neville family of Raby Castle.[27]
Scargill Castle Tower house 13–15th century Fragment Private, farm Amongst farm buildings.[28]
Walworth Castle Sham castle c.1600 Restored Hotel South-west tower and adjoining wall possibly medieval.[29]
Witton Castle Castle c.1410 Restored Caravan site Extended 1790–5. Used as a leisure centre for a caravan site.[30]
Caerhays Castle Neo-romantic castle 1807–10 Intact Built 1808 by John Nash.[31]
Carn Brea Castle Sham castle 15–19th century Intact Restaurant Possible medieval hunting lodge rebuilt 18–19th centuries.[32]
Ince Castle Semi-fortified house c.1640 Intact NGS House may have been held against the Roundheads in 1646.[33]
Launceston Castle Keep and bailey 11–13th century Ruins [34]
Pendennis Castle Artillery fort 1540–98 Intact Withstood 5-month siege in 1646.[35]
Pengersick Castle Fortified manor house c.1510 Fragment 4-storey tower remains, with later building.[36]
Place House, Fowey Tower house 15–19th century Rebuilt Private Original tower house defended against the French in 1475, subsequently strengthened, later rebuilt.[37]
Restormel Castle Shell keep 12–13th century Ruins [38]
St Catherine's Castle Artillery fort 1538–40 Ruins At mouth of River Fowey.[39]
St. Mawes Castle Artillery fort 1540–3 Intact Position not defensible from land attack.[40]
St. Michael's Mount Fortified site 12–17th century Substantially intact Castle and priory church comprise single building.[41]
Tintagel Castle Twin bailey 1227–33 Fragmentary remains [42]
Trematon Castle Shell keep 12–13th century Ruins Duchy of Cornwall [43]
Appleby Castle Keep and bailey 12–17th century Restored Private Restored 17th century by Lady Anne Clifford.[44] Cumbria
Armathwaite Castle Tower house 15th century Intact Private Incorporated in later buildings.[45]
Arnside Tower Tower house 15th century Ruins Private Freestanding tower house.[46]
Askerton Castle Castle 14–16th century Restored Private, farm Altered by Anthony Salvin.[47]
Beetham Hall Fortified manor house 14th century Partly ruined Private [48]
Bewcastle Castle Courtyard castle 14–15th century Fragmentary ruins Sited within Roman fort.[49]
Bewley Castle Fortified manor house 13–14th century Fragmentary ruins Private Once a residence of the Bishops of Carlisle.[50]
Blencow Hall Fortified house 15–16th century Intact Holiday accommodation Altered 1590.[51]
Brackenburgh Old Tower Pele tower 14–15th century Substantially intact Private Adjoining large 19th century house.[52]
Brackenhill Tower Tower house 1586 Intact Holiday accommodation Restored 21st century.[53]
Branthwaite Hall Pele tower 14–15th century Intact Private 17th century additions.[54]
Brough Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Ruins Restored 1659–62 by Lady Anne Clifford.[55]
Brougham Castle Keep and bailey 13–14th century Ruins Converted into country house in 17th century by Lady Anne Clifford.[56]
Brougham Hall Fortified manor house 13–19th century Ruins Crafts centre Ruins of 19th century house incorporating remains of earlier building.[57]
Broughton Tower Pele tower 14th century Intact School Incorporated in later building.[58]
Burneside Hall Tower house 14th century Ruins Private [59]
Carlisle Castle Keep and bailey 12–15th century Substantially intact Converted to barracks 19th century.[60]
Catterlen Hall Tower house 15th century Intact Private Later additions.[61]
Clifton Hall Pele tower 16th century Substantially intact Used as a farm building until 1973.[62]
Cockermouth Castle Enclosure castle 13–14th century Partly restored Private 19th century additions.[63]
Corby Castle Tower house 13th century Rebuilt Private Concealed within a Georgian Mansion House.[64]
Dacre Castle Tower house 14th century Restored Private Restored 17th and 19th centuries.[65]
Dalston Hall Fortified house 15th century Intact Hotel Later additions.[66]
Dalton Castle Pele tower 14th century Restored Remodelled c.1704 and 1856.[67]
Drawdykes Castle Tower house 14th century Intact Private, farm Original tower with early Classical Revival facade.[68]
Drumburgh Castle Tower house 14th century Habitable Private Converted into farmhouse.[69]
Gleaston Castle Enclosure castle 14th century Fragmentary remains Private Abandoned late 15th century.[70]
Greystoke Castle Castle 14–19th century Rebuilt Wedding venue Rebuilt incorporating parts of 14th century building, remodelled 1840 by Anthony Salvin.[71]
Harbybrow Tower Pele tower 15th century Ruin Private Adjoining 19th century farmhouse.[72]
Hayton Castle Tower house 14–15th century Substantially intact Private Castle converted to house.[73]
Hazelslack Tower Pele tower 14th century Ruins Private Near Arnside.[74]
Howgill Castle Tower house 14th century Substantially intact Private Altered and remodelled 17–18th century.[75]
Hutton-in-the-Forest Pele tower 14–19th century Intact Large country-house extensions.[76]
Hutton John Pele tower 14th century Intact Later alterations and additions.[77]
Ingmire Hall Pele tower 16–20th century Rebuilt Private apartments Incorporated in large mostly 19th century mansion.[78]
Isel Hall Tower house 14–15th century Intact Later additions.[79]
Kendal Castle Ringwork 12–14th century Fragmentary remains [80]
Kentmere Hall Pele tower 14th century Intact Private [81]
Kirkandrews Tower Pele tower 16th century Intact Private [82]
Linstock Castle Tower house 12–13th century Substantially intact Private Altered and remodelled 17–20th century.[83]
Lowther Castle Neo-romantic castle 1806–14 Ruins Shell of 19th century castle by Smirke, on site of medieval hall.[84]
Middleton Hall Fortified manor house 14th century Habitable Private Altered and extended 15–19th centuries.[85]
Millom Castle Castle 14th century Ruins 16–17th century farmhouse built into ruins.[86]
Muncaster Castle Tower house 13–14th century Restored Remodelled by Anthony Salvin, home of Tom Fool, 16th century jester.[87]
Naworth Castle Keep and bailey 13–16th century Restored Wedding venue
Earl of Carlisle 		Altered and restored 18th and 19th centuries.[88]
Newbiggin Hall Fortified house 15–16th century Intact Private Remodelled by Anthony Salvin.[89]
Pendragon Castle Tower house 12–14th century Fragmentary remains [90]
Penrith Castle Castle 14–15th century Fragmentary remains [91]
Piel Castle Castle 14–15th century Ruins Also known as Fouldrey Castle.[92]
Prior's Tower, Carlisle Pele tower 15th century Intact Church of England Part of the Deanery, alongside later buildings.[93]
Rose Castle Quadrangular Castle 15–16th century Restored Church of England Converted to private house 17th century, residence of the Bishop of Carlisle until 2011.[94]
Scaleby Castle Tower house 13–15th century Partly ruined Private Incorporated with later house.[95]
Sizergh Castle Tower house 14–16th century Restored Altered 18–20th centuries.[96]
Toppin Castle Sham castle 19th century Intact Private Imitation tower house.[97]
Ubarrow Hall Pele tower Medieval Substantially intact Private Alongside later building, reduced in height.[98]
Wharton Hall Fortified manor house 14–17th century Partly restored Private [99]
Whitehall, Mealsgate Tower house 14–15th century Substantially intact Holiday accommodation Alterations by Anthony Salvin.[100]
Workington Hall Tower house 14–18th century Ruins Local authority Also known as Curwen Hall.[101]
Wray Castle Neo-romantic castle 1840–7 Intact [102]
Wraysholme Tower Tower house 15th century Substantially intact Private, farm Used as barn and cow-house, adjoining 19th century house.[103]
Yanwath Hall Pele tower 15th century Intact Private Adjoining later building.[104]
Bolsover Castle Castle 12–17th century Rebuilt Castle rebuilt as 17th century mansion.[105] Derbyshire
Codnor Castle Castle 13–14th century Fragmentary remains [106]
Elvaston Castle Castellated house 17–19th century Derelict Derbyshire County Council Built 1633, remodelled by James Wyatt in 19th century, now within country park. Building At Risk.[107]
Haddon Hall Fortified manor house 14–15th century Intact Altered 16–17th centuries, restored 1920s.[108]
Mackworth Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Fragment Private Ruined gatehouse adjoining farm.[109]
Peveril Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Ruins Commanding position above ravine.[110]
Riber Castle Sham castle 1868 Ruins Private School 1892–1930.[111]
Wingfield Manor Fortified manor house 15th century Ruins Abandoned 18th century.[112]
Affeton Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Fragment Private Gatehouse of house sacked during English Civil War, with 19th century alterations.[113] Devon
Berry Pomeroy Castle Enclosure castle 15th century Ruins Very late castle, designed to defend against artillery.[114]
Bickleigh Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Restored Wedding venue Incorporated in later buildings.[115]
Compton Castle Fortified manor house 14–16th century Restored Used as farm after 1750, restored 20th century.[116]
Dartmouth Castle Castle 1481 Restored Converted to artillery castle 1509–47.[117]
Castle Drogo Neo-romantic castle 1911–1930 Intact By Edwin Lutyens.[118]
Gidleigh Castle Keep c.1300 Ruins [119]
Hemyock Castle Enclosure castle c.1380 Fragmentary remains Private [120]
Kingswear Castle Artillery fort 1491–1502 Intact Landmark Trust [121]
Lydford Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Ruins [122]
Marisco Castle Keep and bailey c.1243 Restored Restored 1643.[123]
Okehampton Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Fragmentary remains [124]
Plympton Castle Motte and bailey 12th century Fragmentary remains [125]
Powderham Castle Fortified manor house 14–16th century Restored
Earl of Devon 		Remodelled 18th and 19th centuries.[126]
Rougemont Castle (Exeter) Castle 11–12th century Fragments Wedding venue Medieval fragments survive with later buildings.[127]
Salcombe Castle Artillery fort 1540s Ruins Refortified 1643–5.[128]
Tiverton Castle Quadrangular castle 14th century Partly habitable 16th century house built within castle.[129]
Totnes Castle Shell keep 11–14th century Ruins Well-preserved keep on high motte.[130]
Watermouth Castle Neo-romantic castle 1825–45 Intact Theme park [131]
Brownsea Castle Castellated house 16–19th century Intact Incorporates part of 16th century Henrician Castle.[132] Dorset
Christchurch Castle Motte and bailey 12–14th century Fragmentary remains Hall known as Constable's House survives, with rare Norman chimney.[133]
Corfe Castle Keep and bailey 11–13th century Extensive ruins Besieged and slighted during the English Civil War.[134]
Lulworth Castle Sham castle c.1610 Restored Hunting lodge, gutted by fire 1929.[135]
Pennsylvania Castle Neo-romantic castle 1800 Intact Private On the Isle of Portland, built for John Penn to designs by James Wyatt.[136]
Portland Castle Artillery fort 1539 Intact Private residence 1816–70.[137]
Rufus Castle Castle 15th century Ruins Private Also known as Bow and Arrow Castle.[138]
Sherborne Old Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Ruins Replaced by 16–17th house which became known as Sherborne Castle.[139]
Woodsford Castle Fortified manor house 14th century Habitable Landmark Trust [140]

East Riding of Yorkshire

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Castles of which only earthworks, fragments or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Paull Holme Tower Tower House 15th century Ruins   Private Originally part of larger house, roofless.[142]
Skipsea Castle Motte and Bailey 11th century Earthworks     Well-preserved earthworks.[143]
Wressle Castle Quadrangular castle 1390 Ruins   Private, farm South range remains, inhabited until gutted by fire in 1796.[144]

East Sussex

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Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Bodiam Castle Quadrangular castle c.1385 Ruins     Wide moat.[145]
Camber Castle Artillery fort c.1540 Ruins     "Dismantled" 1642 after sea receded.[146]
Hastings Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Fragmentary ruins    
Local Authority 		Ruined by 1399.[147]
Herstmonceux Castle Fortified mansion 15th century Restored   Queen's University Brick, interior dismantled 1777, restored 20th century, former home of Royal Greenwich Observatory, now Study Centre.[148]
Lewes Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Ruins     Unusual in having two mottes[149]
Pevensey Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Ruins     Castle built within surviving walls of Roman fort of Saxon Shore.[150]
Rye Castle (Ypres Tower) Tower House c.1250 Intact     Originally called Baddings Tower.[151]

Essex

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Castles of which only earthworks remain include:[141]

Pleshey Castle is a good example of a motte-and-bailey castle: only earthworks and a medieval brick bridge remain.[152]

Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Colchester Castle Tower keep 11th century Intact    
Local authority 		Reduced in height in 17th century.[153]
Hadleigh Castle Castle 13–14th century Fragmentary remains     [154]
Hedingham Castle Tower keep 1130–40 Substantially intact     Castle demolished 17th century except for keep, well-preserved interior despite fire of 1954.[155]
Walden Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Fragmentary remains     Remains of keep.[156]

Gloucestershire

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Castles of which only earthworks, fragments or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Berkeley Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Intact     Largely unaltered until 1920s, when interior modernised by 8th Earl of Berkeley.[157]
Beverstone Castle Pentagonal castle 13–15th century Ruins   NGS 17th century house built within ruins.[158]
St. Briavel's Castle Keep and bailey 13th century Habitable     Youth hostel.[159]
Sudeley Castle Quadrangular castle 15th century Restored     Restored as country house 19th century.[160]
Thornbury Castle Fortified house c.1511 Substantially intact   Hotel Restored 19th century.[161]

Greater London

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Castles of which no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Tower of London Concentric castle 11–13th century Intact   Historic Royal Palaces White Tower built c.1077–1100, curtain walls added 13th century, working portcullis.[162]

Greater Manchester

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Castles of which only earthworks, fragments or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Radcliffe Tower Tower house 1403 Fragment    
Local authority 		Ruinous tower formerly incorporated in timber house.[163]

Hampshire

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Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Calshot Castle Artillery fort 16th century Substantially intact     Altered 18–20th centuries, in use until 1961.[164]
Hurst Castle Artillery fort 16th century Substantially intact     Repaired and refortified 19th century.[165]
Netley Castle Artillery fort 16–19th century Rebuilt   Convalescent home Remodelled and extended 1885–90.[166]
Odiham Castle Shell keep and bailey Early 13th century Fragmentary ruins    
Local authority 		Built by King John.[167]
Portchester Castle Keep and bailey 11–12th century Extensive ruins     Built within surviving walls of Roman fort of the Saxon Shore.[168]
Southampton Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Fragments     North bailey wall survives.[169]
Southsea Castle Artillery fort 16th century Rebuilt    
Local authority 		Altered several times.[170]
Winchester Castle Motte and bailey 11–13th century Fragment    
Local authority 		Great hall survives, reroofed in 1873.[171]
Wolvesey Castle Castle 12th century Ruins     [172]

Herefordshire

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Castles of which little or no traces remain include:[141]

Ewyas Harold Castle is recorded in the Domesday Book and was probably built c.1048.[173]

Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Brampton Bryan Castle Castle 13–14th century Ruins Private Gatehouse survives.[174]
Clifford Castle Motte and bailey 11–13th century Fragments   Private Building At Risk.[175]
Croft Castle Quadrangular castle 14th century Rebuilt     Converted to 16/17th century house.[176]
Downton Castle Neo-romantic castle c.1774–8 Intact   Private Altered and extended 1860–70.[177]
Eastnor Castle Neo-romantic castle 1811–20 Intact     By Robert Smirke.[178]
Goodrich Castle Concentric castle 12–13th century Ruins     Partly demolished during English Civil War.[179]
Hampton Court Fortified manor house 1427 Intact     Remodelled in 1830–40s.[180]
Kentchurch Court Fortified manor house 14th century Fragment   Medieval tower and gateway survive, remainder largely rebuilt by Nash 1795–1807.[181]
Kinnersley Castle Castle Medieval Rebuilt     16–17th century house on site of medieval castle.[182]
Longtown Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Fragmentary ruins     Circular keep.[183]
Pembridge Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Partly habitable   Private Reconstructed 20th century.[184]
Snodhill Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Fragmentary ruins     [185]
Treago Castle Fortified manor house 15–16th century Restored   Private Altered 17–19th centuries.[186]
Wigmore Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Fragmentary ruins     Partly dismantled 1643.[187]
Wilton Castle Castle 13th century Fragmentary ruins     Remains incorporated in 19th century house.[188]

Hertfordshire

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Castles of which only earthworks, fragments or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Berkhamsted Castle Motte and bailey 11–13th century Fragmentary remains     Unoccupied since 1495.[189]
Hertford Castle Motte and bailey 11–12th century Fragments   Local authority 15th century gatehouse survives, altered and extended 18–20th centuries.[190]

Isle of Wight

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Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]

Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Carisbrooke Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Substantially intact     Refortified in 1590s as artillery fortress, former seat of the Governor of the Isle of Wight.[191]
Norris Castle Neo-romantic castle c.1800 Intact   Private Gothic Revival, by James Wyatt.[192]
Yarmouth Castle Artillery fort 1547 Substantially intact     Altered 17th century.[193]
West Cowes Castle Artillery fort 16–19th century Rebuilt   Royal Yacht Squadron Fragments of 16th century structure incorporated in later building.[194]

Isles of Scilly

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Castles of which only vestiges remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Cromwell's Castle Artillery tower 1651 Substantially intact     [195]
Star Castle Artillery fort 1593 Intact   Hotel Important and complete example of Elizabethan fort.[196]

Kent

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Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Allington Castle Fortified house 13–14th century Restored   Wedding venue Restored 1905–1929.[197]
Canterbury Castle Tower keep 12th century Ruins    
Local Authority 		Demolished 1792.[198]
Chiddingstone Castle Neo-romantic castle 19th century Intact     17th century building converted to castle in 19th century.[199]
Chilham Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Intact   NGS Keep survives with Jacobean house.[200]
Cooling Castle Keep and bailey 1380s Part ruined   Wedding venue Well-preserved gatehouse survives, barns used for events.[201]
Deal Castle Artillery fort 16th century Intact     Formerly residence of Captain of the Cinque Ports.[202]
Dover Castle Concentric castle 12–13th century Intact     Adapted for modern warfare 18–19th centuries.[203]
Eynsford Castle Castle 12th century Fragmentary ruins     [204]
Hever Castle Fortified manor house 14th century Restored     Restored early 19th century, working portcullis.[205]
Kingsgate Castle Neo-romantic castle 18–19th century Intact   Private apartments Built c.1760, rebuilt late 19th century.[206]
Leeds Castle Castle 12–15th century Restored     Extensively rebuilt in 1822 and 1926.[207]
Leybourne Castle Castle 13th century Fragmentary ruins   Private 16th century house partly incorporating ruins, rebuilt 1931.[208]
Lullingstone Castle Semi-fortified house 1543–80 Fragment     16th century gatehouse incorporated into later house.[209]
Lympne Castle Fortified house 13–14th century Restored   Wedding venue Restored and extended 1907–12.[210]
Penshurst Place Fortified manor house 14–15th century Fragment     Remodelled 19th century, single tower and stretch of wall survive from fortifications of c.1400.[211]
Rochester Castle Tower keep 1127 Ruins     Keep 125 ft (38 m) high to top of turrets.[212][213]
St Leonard's Tower, West Malling Tower keep 1080 Ruins     [214]
Saltwood Castle Castle 12–14th century Part restored   Private [215]
Sandgate Castle Artillery fort 1539–40 Substantially intact   Private Altered 1805–6.[216]
Scotney Castle Fortified manor house 1378–80 Fragment     Single surviving tower incorporated in later house.[217]
Sissinghurst Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Rebuilt     No fortifications remaining.[218]
Starkey Castle Manor house 14th century Fragment   Private Fine medieval hall-house remains from possibly fortified manor house.[219]
Stone Castle Tower 12th century Intact   Wedding venue Medieval tower incorporated in building of 1825.[220]
Sutton Valence Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Fragmentary remains     [221]
Tonbridge Castle Keep and bailey 11–13th century Fragment    
Local authority 		Gatehouse survives.[222]
Upnor Castle Artillery fort 1559–67, 1599–1601 Substantially intact     [223]
Walmer Castle Artillery fort 1539 Intact     Residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports from 18th century.[224]
Westenhanger Castle Fortified manor house c.1343 Fragment   Wedding venue 18th century farmouse built within ruins.[225]

Lancashire

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Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Ashton Hall Tower house 14–19th century Intact   Lancaster Golf Club Near Stodday, 14th century tower incorporated in later building.[226]
Borwick Hall Pele tower 14th century Intact   Outdoor education centre Incorporated in mainly 16th century building.[227]
Clitheroe Castle Keep and bailey 11–12th century Ruins     [228]
Hornby Castle Keep 13th century Fragment   Private Keep rebuilt early 16th century, incorporated in 18–19th century house.[229]
Lancaster Castle Keep and bailey 11–12th century Intact    
Local authority 		Prison from 1745, 20th century Shire Hall replaced medieval buildings, now Crown Court.[230]
Thurland Castle Castle 14–15th century Rebuilt   Private apartments Near Tunstall, ruins rebuilt in 19th century.[231]
Turton Tower Pele tower 15th century Intact     Incorporated in later building.[232]

Leicestershire

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Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Ashby de la Zouch Castle Keep 12–15th century Fragmentary ruins     Fortified manor converted to castle in 1474, slighted during English Civil War.[233]
Belvoir Castle Neo-romantic castle 17–19th century Intact    
Duke of Rutland 		Rebuilt 1655–68 incorporating fragments of medieval castle, remodelled 1801–30.[234]
Kirby Muxloe Castle Quadrangular castle 1480–3 Fragmentary ruins     Unfinished.[235]
Leicester Castle Castle 12–13th century Fragments    
Local authority 		Great hall survives, much altered.[236]

Lincolnshire

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Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]

Goltho Castle was built on the site of a Saxon fortified dwelling of c.850, established by excavation.[237]

Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Bolingbroke Castle Enclosure castle 13–14th century Fragmentary ruins     Slighted after brief siege in 1643.[238]
Grimsthorpe Castle Castle 13th century Fragment     Remodelled in 18th and 19th centuries, retains 13th century south-east tower.[239]
Hussey Tower Tower house 14–15th century Ruins     [240]
Kyme Tower Castle 14th century Fragment   Private [241]
Lincoln Castle Keep and bailey 11–13th century Substantially intact    
Local Authority 		Double motte and bailey.[242]
Rochford Tower Fortified house 15–16th century Fragment   Private 2 miles east of Boston.[243]
Somerton Castle Quadrangular castle 1281–1305 Fragment   Private Single tower survives, adjoining 17th century building.[244]
Tattershall Castle Tower 1430s Intact     Brick tower built for Ralph Cromwell, restored 1911-25 by Lord Curzon.[245]
Torksey Castle Semi-fortified house 16th century Fragmentary ruins   Private Slighted during English Civil War.[246]

Merseyside

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Castles of which no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Brimstage Hall Tower house c.1398 Substantially intact   Crafts centre Tower incorporated in later building of 16th and 19th centuries.[247]
Leasowe Castle Sham castle 16–19th century Intact   Hotel Built 1593, extended 1600–42 and 19th century.[248]

Norfolk

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Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]

The surviving motte of Thetford Castle is one of the highest in England,[249] about 80 ft (24 m) high.[250]

Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Baconsthorpe Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Fragmentary ruins     [251]
Burgh Castle Motte and bailey 12th century No visible remains     / Norfolk Archaeological Trust Site of medieval motte and bailey castle within surviving walls of Roman fort of Saxon Shore.[252]
Caister Castle Quadrangular castle 1432–46 Fragmentary ruins     Moated, largely brick, built by John Fastolf, a relatively intact 90 ft (27 m) tower remains.[253]
Castle Acre Castle Motte and bailey 11–12th century Fragmentary remains     Extensive earthworks.[254]
Castle Rising Castle Keep c.1138 Ruins     [255]
Claxton Castle Castle 14–15th century Fragmentary ruins   Private [256]
Norwich Castle Keep c.1095–1110 Intact     Prison during 18–19th centuries.[257]
Oxburgh Hall Fortified manor house c.1482 Intact     18th and 19th century additions.[258]
Weeting Castle Fortified manor house 12th century Fragmentary ruins     [259]

Northamptonshire

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See also: Map of castles in Northamptonshire
Castles of which little or no traces remain include:[141]

Fotheringhay Castle was the scene of the trial and execution of Mary, Queen of Scots in 1587.[260]

Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Astwell Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Fragment   Private, farm Gatehouse survives alongside 17th century house.[261]
Barnwell Castle Rectangular castle c.1266 Ruins   Private [262]
Rockingham Castle Motte and bailey 13–19th century Rebuilt     13th century gatehouse survives, largely rebuilt 16th century, remodelled 1660 and by Anthony Salvin in 19th century.[263]
Thorpe Waterville Castle Castle 14th century Fragment Private Great hall with fine open roof survives, altered for use as a barn.[264]

Northumberland

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See also: Map of castles in Northumberland
Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Alnham Vicars Pele Pele tower 14th century Restored   Private [265]
Alnwick Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Restored    
Duke of Northumberland 		Remodelled by Robert Adam and Anthony Salvin.[266]
Aydon Castle Fortified manor house 14th century Intact     Converted to farmhouse 17th century.[267]
Bamburgh Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Restored    
Lord Armstrong 		Ruinous by 1704, extensively restored 1894–1904.[268]
Barmoor Castle Tower house 14–19th century Rebuilt   Private 19th century mansion incorporating remains of 14th century building.[269]
Beaufront Castle Neo-romantic castle 1836–1841 Intact   Private 19th century mansion on site of 15th century tower house.[270]
Bellister Castle Castle 13–14th century Fragmentary remains   Private Ruins adjoining 17th century house.[271]
Belsay Castle Tower house 1439–60 Intact     Later ruined building attached.[272]
Berwick Castle Castle 12–13th century Fragmentary remains     [273]
Bitchfield Castle Pele tower 14th century Restored Private Incorporated in later mansion.[274]
Blenkinsop Castle Tower house 14th century Ruins   Private Incorporated in 19th century house.[275]
Bothal Castle Castle 14th century Rebuilt   Private Extensively restored 19th century.[276]
Bywell Castle Castle 15th century Fragments   Private Gatehouse survives.[277]
Callaly Castle Pele tower 14–15th century Intact   Private apartments Incorporated in later country house.[278]
Cartington Castle Pele tower and extensions 14–15th century Fragmentary remains Private [279]
Chillingham Castle Quadrangular castle 1344 Intact     Altered 17–19th centuries, restored after 1982.[280]
Chipchase Castle Tower house 14th century Intact     Incorporated in Jacobean house, altered 18–19th centuries.[281]
Cocklaw Tower Tower house 14–15th century Shell   Private, farm Near Wall.[282]
Cockle Park Tower Tower house c.1517 Substantially intact   Newcastle University [283]
Corbridge Vicar's Pele Pele tower 1318 Intact     Re-roofed 1910.[284]
Coupland Castle Tower house 16–17th century Restored   Private Later additions.[285]
Craster Tower Pele tower 14–15th century Intact Holiday accommodation Incorporated in later building.[286]
Crawley Tower Pele tower 14th century Ruins   Private A cottage was built within the walls in the 18th century.[287]
Cresswell Castle Pele tower 15th century Ruin   18th century parapet.[288]
Dilston Castle Tower house 15th century Ruins     Altered 16–17th century, later buildings demolished.[289]
Dunstanburgh Castle Keep and bailey 14th century Fragmentary ruins     Spectacular coastal setting.[290]
Edlingham Castle Keep and bailey 14th century Fragmentary ruins     [291]
Elsdon Tower Pele tower 16th century Intact   Private Altered, rectory until 1960, restored 1990s.[292]
Embleton Tower Pele tower 14th century Intact   Private 19th century vicarage attached.[293]
Etal Castle Castle 14th century Fragmentary ruins     [294]
Featherstone Castle Castle 14th century Intact   Private 14th century tower, three further towers added 18–19th century.[295]
Ford Castle Quadrangular castle 14th century Substantially intact   Private Converted into mansion 17th century.[296]
Halton Castle Tower house 13–14th century Intact   Private Attached to later house.[297]
Harbottle Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Fragmentary ruins    
Northumberland National Park 		Captured by Robert Bruce in 1318.[298]
Haughton Castle Tower house 13–14th century Restored   Private Altered 18–19th centuries.[299]
Hexham Moot Hall and Old Gaol Fortified towers 14–15th century Intact     Probably once connected by bailey wall, AD1415 list of castles has "Turris de Hexham".[300][301]
Horsley Tower, Longhorsley Pele tower 16th century Intact   Private [302]
Langley Castle Tower house c.1350 Restored   Hotel Restored 1890s.[303]
Lemmington Hall Tower house 15th century Restored   Wedding venue Incorporated in later house.[304]
Lindisfarne Castle Artillery fort 16th century Restored     Remodelled by Edwin Lutyens 1901.[305]
Mitford Castle Keep and bailey 11–13th century Fragmentary ruins     [306]
Morpeth Castle Castle 1342–9 Fragments   Landmark Trust Only gatehouse and a section of wall remain.[307]
Norham Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Ruins     Keep remodelled 1422–5, partly rebuilt 1513–15.[308]
Preston Tower, Ellingham Pele tower c.1400 Fragment     South wall remains, with two of the original four turrets.[309]
Prior Castell's Tower Tower house 15–16th century Substantially intact     [310]
Prudhoe Castle Castle 12–14th century Ruins     [311]
Shilbottle Tower Pele tower 15th century Restored   Private Incorporated into a vicarage.[312]
Shortflatt Tower Pele tower 14–15th century Restored Wedding venue Incorporated in later house.[313]
Thirlwall Castle Tower house 14th century Fragmentary ruins    
Northumberland National Park 		Built with stone from Hadrian's Wall.[314]
Warkworth Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Ruins     [315]
Whittingham Tower Pele tower 13–14th century Restored   Private Converted for use as almshouses in 1845.[316]
Whitton Tower Pele tower c.1386 Intact Holiday accommodation Near Rothbury, well-preserved.[317]
Willimoteswick Castle Fortified manor house 16th century Ruins   Private, farm Incorporates remains of earlier building, largely rebuilt 1900.[318]

North Yorkshire

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Castles of which little remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Ayton Castle Castle 13–14th century Fragment    
Local authority 		[319]
Barden Tower Castle 15th century Ruins     [320]
Bolton Castle Quadrangular castle 14th century Ruins     Besieged and slighted during English Civil War.[321]
Cawood Castle Quadrangular castle 1374–88 Fragments   Landmark Trust Largely demolished 1750, gatehouse survives.[322]
Clifford's Tower Keep 13th century Restored     Reduced in height 1596.[323]
Crayke Castle Tower house 15th century Restored Private 18th and 19th century additions and alterations.[324]
Danby Castle Quadrangular castle 14th century Fragmentary ruins   Private, farm Partly used as farm buildings.[325]
Gilling Castle Tower house 14th century Intact St. Martin's Ampleforth School 16th and 18th century additions and alterations.[326]
Hazlewood Castle Castle 13–18th century Rebuilt   Hotel Altered 18th and 20th centuries, formerly Carmelite retreat centre.[327]
Hellifield Peel Tower house 14–15th century Restored   Hotel Restored 2005.[328]
Helmsley Castle Castle 12–13th century Fragmentary ruins     Severely slighted 1645.[329]
Hornby Castle Courtyard castle 14–15th century Restored   Private Converted to country house by John Carr, 18th century.[330]
Knaresborough Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Fragmentary ruins    
Duchy of Lancaster 		[331]
Marmion Tower Fortified manor house 15th century Fragment     Surviving gatehouse of Tanfield Castle.[332]
Middleham Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Ruins     [333]
(Old) Mulgrave Castle Enclosure castle 12–13th century Fragmentary ruins    
Marquess of Normanby 		Superseded by 18–19th century castellated mansion also known as Mulgrave Castle.[334]
Nappa Hall Fortified manor house 1459 Intact   Private Enlarged 17th century, little altered since.[335]
Pickering Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Ruins     [336]
Ravensworth Castle Castle 14th century Fragmentary remains   Private [337]
Richmond Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Ruins     Keep 100 ft (30 m) high.[338]
Ripley Castle Tower house 15–16th century Rebuilt     Extended 1783–6 in Gothic Revival style.[339]
Scarborough Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Ruins     [340]
Sheriff Hutton Castle Quadrangular castle 1382 Fragmentary ruins   Private [341]
Skelton Castle Castellated house 13–19th century Intact   Private 18–19th century house incorporates remains of medieval castle.[342]
Skipton Castle Castle 12–17th century Restored     Partly demolished 1649, rebuilt 1657–8.[343]
Snape Castle Castle 15–18th century Partly ruined   Private Mostly reconstructed 17th century.[344]
South Cowton Castle Tower house 15th century Restored   Private Altered 19th century, farmhouse.[345]
Spofforth Castle Fortified manor house 13–15th century Fragmentary ruins     [346]
Whorlton Castle Castle 14–16th century Fragmentary ruins     Remains of gatehouse.[347]
Wilton Castle Neo-romantic castle c.1810 Intact   Private apartments By Smirke on site of medieval castle.[348]

Nottinghamshire

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See also: Map of castles in Nottinghamshire
Castles of which little remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Halloughton Manor House Pele tower 14th century Intact Private Attached to later building.[349]
Newark Castle Castle 12–14th century Ruins     / Newark District Council Gatehouse, part of curtain wall and a tower remain.[350]
Nottingham Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Fragmentary remains    
Nottingham City Council 		Demolished 1651, later mansion on site, much restored 14th century gatehouse remains.[351]

Oxfordshire

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See also: Map of castles in Oxfordshire
Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Bampton Castle Quadrangular castle c.1315 Fragment Private Parts of gatehouse and curtain wall survive in later house, Ham Court.[352]
Broughton Castle Fortified manor house 14–15th century Intact     Remodelled 15–18th centuries.[353]
Hanwell Castle Castellated house 15–16th century Fragment Private Large surviving tower of unfortified building.[354]
Oxford Castle Motte and bailey 11–12th century Fragment   Hotel Motte and the unusual, possibly Saxon, St. George's Tower.[355]
Rotherfield Greys Castle Fortified manor house 14th century Fragment     Towers and section of wall survive, close to Greys Court.[356]
Shirburn Castle Quadrangular castle c.1378 Rebuilt Private Originally stone, largely rebuilt in brick c.1720, remodelled 19th century.[357]
Wallingford Castle Motte and bailey 11–13th century Fragmentary remains     Slighted 1652, impressive earthworks remain.[358]

Rutland

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See also: Map of castles in Rutland
Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Oakham Castle Motte and bailey 12–13th century Fragment     / Rutland County Council Aisled great hall built 1180–1190 survives.[359]

Shropshire

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Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Acton Burnell Castle Fortified manor house 13th century Ruins     Shell, used as a barn in the 18th century.[360]
Alberbury Castle Castle 13th century Fragmentary remains     [361]
Bridgnorth Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Fragmentary remains     Slighted 1645.[362]
Broncroft Castle Fortified manor house 14th century Intact   Private Renovated 19th century.[363]
Cheney Longville Castle Fortified manor house 14–17th century Part habitable Private Building At Risk.[364]
Clun Castle Keep and bailey 13th century Fragmentary remains     Ruins of keep built onto side of motte.[365]
Hopton Castle Keep and bailey 14th century Ruins     [366]
Ludlow Castle Keep and bailey 11–14th century Ruins    
Earl of Powis 		One of the great Welsh border castles.[367]
Moreton Corbet Castle Keep 12th century Fragmentary remains     Adjoining ruins of 16th century building.[368]
Quatford Castle Neo-romantic castle c.1830 Intact   Private Nearby are earthwork remains of the medieval Quatford Castle.[369]
Red Castle Castle 13th century Fragmentary remains.   Adapted as feature of Hawkstone Park, 18th century landscape garden. Building At Risk.[370]
Rowton Castle Sham castle 18–19th century Intact   Hotel On site of medieval castle, remodelled 1809–12 by George Wyatt.[371]
Shrewsbury Castle Castle 12th century Rebuilt    
Shropshire Council 		Restored and extended 1642, altered c.1790 by Telford.[372]
Stokesay Castle Fortified manor house 13–14th century Intact     Restored 19th century.[373]
Wattlesborough Castle Castle 13–14th century Fragment   Private Near Rowton, keep/tower survives, adjoining Wattlesborough Hall.[374]
Whittington Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Fragments    
Local community 		Gatehouse towers survive.[375]

Somerset

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Main article: List of castles in Somerset
See also: Map of castles in Somerset
Castles of which only earthworks or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Banwell Castle Neo-romantic castle c.1848 Intact   Restaurant Architect not known.[376]
Beckington Castle 17th century Rebuilt   Company HQ Medieval remains incorporated in later building.[377]
Dunster Castle Castle 13–19th century Rebuilt     Existing house dates largely from c.1571, with 18–19th century alterations.[378]
Farleigh Hungerford Castle Enclosure castle 14–15th century Ruins     On high ground above the River Frome.[379]
Newton St Loe Castle Fortified manor house 14th century Fragment   Bath Spa University Large tower and gatehouse, altered 16–17th century.[380]
Nunney Castle Quadrangular castle 1373 Ruins     Towers originally had conical roofs, north wall collapsed 1910.[381]
Stogursey Castle Motte and bailey 11–12th century Fragmentary remains   Landmark Trust 17th century house built within remains of castle.[382]
Sutton Court Fortified manor house 14–15th century Fragment   Private apartments Short length of embattled wall and a tower survive, incorporated in large house, restored 19th century.[383]
Taunton Castle Shell keep 13th century Restored     Now houses Somerset County Museum, Castle Hotel incorporates remains of an outer gatehouse.[384]
Walton Castle Sham castle 1615–20 Restored   Private Restored as private house 20th century.[385]
Wells Bishop's Palace Fortified palace 13–15th century Substantially intact    
Church of England 		Adjacent to cathedral, residence of the Bishop of Bath and Wells.[386]

South Yorkshire

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Main article: Castles in South Yorkshire
Castles of which only earthworks, fragments or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Conisbrough Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Ruins     Cylindrical keep, castle ruinous before English Civil War, so escaped slighting.[387]
Tickhill Castle Motte and bailey 11–14th century Fragmentary remains   Private Ruined gatehouse and parts of curtain walls remain.[388]

Staffordshire

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See also: Map of castles in Staffordshire
Castles of which little or nothing remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Alton Castle Castle 12–13th century Fragmentary remains   Youth centre Cliff-top position, site partly occupied by 19th century building.[389]
Caverswall Castle Enclosure castle c.1275 Substantially intact Private Moated, walls and towers reduced in height, 17th century mansion built within.[390]
Chartley Castle Motte and bailey 11–13th century Fragmentary remains   Private Altered in 13th century to form enclosure castle, abandoned by 1485.[391]
Eccleshall Castle Castle 14th century Fragmentary remains Private Remains partly incorporated into house of c.1695, rebuilt 19th century.[392]
Stafford Castle Motte and bailey 11–12th century Earthworks     / Stafford Borough Council Medieval keep partly rebuilt 19th century, then partly demolished.[393]
Stourton Castle Castle 14–15th century Fragment   Private Remains incorporated in later buildings.[394]
Tamworth Castle Shell keep 11–13th century Rebuilt    
Local authority 		Largely rebuilt 16–18th centuries.[395]
Tutbury Castle Motte and bailey 12–15th century Fragmentary ruins     Slighted 1647–8, 19th century folly stands on motte.[396]

Suffolk

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See also: Map of castles in Suffolk
Castles of which only earthworks or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Bungay Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Fragmentary remains     / Bungay Castle Trust Abandoned c.1365.[397]
Clare Castle Motte and bailey 11th century Fragmentary remains     Motte 53 ft (16 m) high.[398]
Eye Castle Motte and bailey 11th century Fragmentary remains     Motte over 40 ft (12 m) high.[399]
Framlingham Castle Enclosure castle 12th century Ruins     Used as poor house 17–19th centuries.[400]
Mettingham Castle Fortified manor house c.1342 Fragmentary remains   Private Gatehouse survives.[401]
Orford Castle Keep 1165–73 Intact     Unique polygonal keep survives.[402]
Wingfield Castle Castle c.1385 Fragment   Private South curtain wall, gatehouse and east drawbridge survive, with 16–17th century house.[403]

Surrey

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See also: Map of castles in Surrey
Castles of which only little or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Farnham Castle Keep and bailey 12th century Substantially intact     Shell keep replaced earlier keep part buried, part remodelled 17th century.[404]
Guildford Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Ruins    
Local authority 		Tower keep survives, roofless since c.17th century.[405]

Tyne and Wear

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See also: Map of castles in Tyne and Wear
Castles of which little remains include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Hylton Castle Tower house c.1400 Ruins     Large gatehouse tower, incorporated into 18th century house, since demolished.[406]
Newcastle Castle Keep and bailey 1172–77 Restored     / Newcastle City Council Keep and gatehouse survive.[407]
Old Hollinside Fortified manor house 13th century Ruins   On slope overlooking River Derwent.[408]
Ravensworth Castle Quadrangular castle 14–19th century Ruins   Private Two towers of medieval castle survive, amidst ruins of later building. Building At Risk.[409]
Tynemouth Castle Enclosure castle 13–14th century Ruins     Built to enclose and protect the priory, modified as artillery castle 16th century.[410]

Warwickshire

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See also: Map of castles in Warwickshire
Castles of which only earthworks or vestiges remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Astley Castle Fortified manor house 13–14th century Ruins   Landmark Trust Altered 15–19th centuries, hotel until fire in 1978. Building At Risk.[411]
Kenilworth Castle Keep and bailey 12–14th century Ruins     Altered 16th century, slighted 1650.[412]
Maxstoke Castle Quadrangular castle 14–15th century Substantially intact   NGS Moated, domestic buildings of 15–19th centuries within curtain walls.[413]
Warwick Castle Castle 13–15th century Intact     Guy's tower rises 128 ft (39 m), 17th century residential block, remodelled by Anthony Salvin after fire.[414]

West Midlands

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See also: Map of castles in West Midlands
Castles of which little or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Dudley Castle Keep and bailey 13–14th century Ruins    
Dudley Zoo 		Slighted in 1647, then rebuilt and inhabited until destroyed by fire in 1750, partly restored 19th century.[415]

West Sussex

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See also: Map of castles in West Sussex
Castles of which only little or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Amberley Castle Castle 1377–82 Partly habitable   Hotel Remodelled 16th century and later, incorporates 12th century manor, working portcullis.[416]
Arundel Castle Keep and bailey 12–13th century Heavily restored    
Duke of Norfolk 		Remodelled 1791–1815 and 1890–1903.[417]
Bramber Castle Keep and bailey 11–12th century Fragmentary remains     Commanding position, earthworks and fragment of wall remain.[418]
Halnaker House Fortified manor house 13–14th century Ruins   Private Altered 18th century, fell into ruin 1880s, replaced by later house of same name.[419]

West Yorkshire

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Castles of which only earthworks or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Dobroyd Castle Sham Castle 1866–9 Intact   Activity centre By John Gibson.[420]
Harewood Castle Tower house 14th century Ruins Private Shell of tower, substantially intact, within Harewood House estate.[421]
Pontefract Castle Enclosure castle 12–13th century Fragmentary remains    
Local authority 		Royal castle, withstood three sieges during English Civil War, afterwards dismantled.[422]
Sandal Castle Motte and bailey 12th century Fragmentary remains     Well-preserved earthworks, excavated site with visitor centre.[423]

Wiltshire

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See also: Map of castles in Wiltshire
Castles of which only little or no traces remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Devizes Castle Neo-romantic castle 19th century Intact   Private apartments Present building begun 1842 on site of important medieval castle.[424]
Longford Castle Sham castle 1591 Intact   Earl of Radnor Remodelled 18th century.[425]
Ludgershall Castle Ringwork 11–13th century Fragmentary remains     Remains of a tower and extensive earthworks.[426]
Old Sarum Castle Motte and bailey 11–13th century Fragmentary remains     On site of Iron Age hill fort.[427]
Old Wardour Castle Castle c.1393 Ruins     Remodelled 16–17th centuries, superseded by Palladian building known as New Wardour Castle.[428]

Worcestershire

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Castles of which only earthworks remain include:[141]
Name Type Date Condition Image Ownership / Access Notes
Caldwall Castle Fortified manor house 15–16th century Fragment   Private Single surviving tower, in Kidderminster, Caldwall or Caldwell.[429]
Hartlebury Castle Fortified manor house 15th century Rebuilt    
Church of England 		15th century remains incorporated in later buildings, residence of Bishop of Worcester until 2007, houses Worcestershire County Museum.[430]
Holt Castle Castle 14–19th century Intact   Wedding venue Medieval tower incorporated in later buildings.[431]
Worcester Castle Castle 13–14th century Fragment   Church of England Edgar Tower, now entrance to College Green, probably castle gatehouse.[432]


Key

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Key
  Accessible open space
  Castle open to the public
  English Heritage
  Historic House open to the public
  Museum
  National Trust
NGS Private, grounds open under the National Gardens Scheme
Name Usually the name of the surviving building, but not always—for instance the remains of the historic Bampton Castle were incorporated in a later building known as Ham Court
Type Usually the type of castle represented by the predominant surviving fortified remains
Date Usually the dates of the principal building works relating to the surviving remains
Condition An indication as to what remains of the original castle structure
Image The building or site as it currently exists
Ownership
/Access 		Brief information relating to the current ownership or use of the site, an icon signifying that the site is frequently open to the public
Notes Brief description or information of note

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References

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BLB britishlistedbuildings.co.uk
PSC Pastscape
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R2 Retrieved June 4, 2011
R3 Retrieved June 14, 2011
R4 Retrieved June 15, 2011
R5 Retrieved July 10, 2011
R6 September 8, 2011
R7 Retrieved September 10, 2011
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  86. ^ "Millom Castle" PSC. R7.
  87. ^ "Muncaster Castle" PSC. R2.
  88. ^ "Naworth Castle" PSC. R2.
  89. ^ "Newbiggin Hall" PSC. R3.
  90. ^ "Pendragon Castle" PSC. R2.
  91. ^ "Penrith Castle" PSC. R2.
  92. ^ "Piel Castle" PSC. R2.
  93. ^ "Prior's Tower" PSC. R3.
  94. ^ "Rose Castle" PSC. R2.
  95. ^ "Scaleby Castle" PSC. R7.
  96. ^ "Sizergh Castle" PSC. R2.
  97. ^ "Toppin Castle" BLB. R1.
  98. ^ "Ubarrow Hall" PSC. R3.
  99. ^ "Wharton Hall" PSC. R7.
  100. ^ "Whitehall, Allhallows" BLB. R1.
  101. ^ "Workington Hall" PSC. R7.
  102. ^ "Wray Castle" PSC. R7.
  103. ^ "Wraysholme Tower" PSC. R7.
  104. ^ "Yanwath Hall" PSC. R4.
  105. ^ "Bolsover Castle" PSC. R4.
  106. ^ "Codnor Castle" PSC. R4.
  107. ^ "Elvaston Castle" PSC. R7.
  108. ^ "Haddon Hall" PSC. R7.
  109. ^ "Mackworth Castle" PSC. R4.
  110. ^ "Peveril Castle" PSC. R4.
  111. ^ "Riber Castle" BLB. R1.
  112. ^ "Wingfield Manor" PSC. R4.
  113. ^ "Affeton Castle" BLB. R1.
  114. ^ "Berry Pomeroy Castle" PSC. R3.
  115. ^ "Bickleigh Castle" PSC. R3.
  116. ^ "Compton Castle" PSC. R3.
  117. ^ "Dartmouth Castle" PSC. R3.
  118. ^ "Castle Drogo" PSC. R3.
  119. ^ "Gidleigh Castle" PSC. R3.
  120. ^ "Hemyock Castle" PSC. R3.
  121. ^ "Kingswear Castle" PSC. R3.
  122. ^ "Lydford Castle" PSC. R3.
  123. ^ "Marisco Castle" PSC. R3.
  124. ^ "Okehampton Castle" PSC. R3.
  125. ^ "Plympton Castle" PSC. R3.
  126. ^ "Powderham Castle" PSC. R3.
  127. ^ "Rougemont Castle" PSC. R3.
  128. ^ "Salcombe Castle" PSC. R3.
  129. ^ "Tiverton Castle" PSC. R3.
  130. ^ "Totnes Castle" PSC. R3.
  131. ^ "Watermouth Castle" PSC. R7.
  132. ^ "Brownsea Castle" PSC. R7.
  133. ^ "Christchurch Castle" PSC. R4.
  134. ^ "Corfe Castle" PSC. R4.
  135. ^ "Lulworth Castle" PSC. R7.
  136. ^ "Pennsylvania Castle" PSC. R7.
  137. ^ "Portland Castle" PSC. R4.
  138. ^ "Rufus Castle" PSC. R4.
  139. ^ "Sherborne Old Castle" PSC. R4.
  140. ^ "Woodsford Castle" PSC. R4.
  141. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj Cite error: The named reference King was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  142. ^ "Paull Holme Tower" PSC. R4.
  143. ^ "Skipsea Castle" PSC. R4.
  144. ^ "Wressle Castle" PSC. R4.
  145. ^ "Bodiam Castle" PSC. R3.
  146. ^ "Camber Castle" PSC. R3.
  147. ^ "Hastings Castle" PSC. R3.
  148. ^ "Herstmonceux Castle" PSC. R3.
  149. ^ "Lewes Castle" PSC. R3.
  150. ^ "Pevensey Castle" PSC. R3.
  151. ^ "Ypres Tower" PSC. R3.
  152. ^ "Pleshey Castle" PSC. R3.
  153. ^ "Colchester Castle" PSC. R3.
  154. ^ "Hadleigh Castle" PSC. R3.
  155. ^ "Hedingham Castle" PSC. R3.
  156. ^ "Walden Castle" PSC. R3.
  157. ^ "Berkeley Castle" PSC. R3.
  158. ^ "Beverstone Castle" PSC. R3.
  159. ^ "St. Briavel's Castle" PSC. R3.
  160. ^ "Sudeley Castle" PSC. R3.
  161. ^ "Thornbury Castle" PSC. R3.
  162. ^ "White Tower" PSC. R3.
  163. ^ "Radcliffe Tower" PSC. R3.
  164. ^ "Calshot Castle" PSC. R3.
  165. ^ "Hurst Castle" PSC. R3.
  166. ^ "Netley Castle" PSC. R7.
  167. ^ "Odiham Castle" PSC. R3.
  168. ^ Cite error: The named reference Porch was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  169. ^ "Southampton Castle" PSC. R3.
  170. ^ "Southsea Castle" PSC. R3.
  171. ^ "Winchester Castle" PSC. R3.
  172. ^ "Wolvesey Castle" PSC. R3.
  173. ^ "Ewyas Harold Castle" PSC. R6.
  174. ^ "Brampton Bryan Castle" PSC. R4.
  175. ^ "Clifford Castle" PSC. R4.
  176. ^ "Croft Castle" PSC. R4.
  177. ^ "Downton Castle" BLB. R1.
  178. ^ "Eastnor Castle" PSC. R7.
  179. ^ "Goodrich Castle" PSC. R4.
  180. ^ "Hampton Court" PSC. R4.
  181. ^ "Kentchurch Court" PSC. R7.
  182. ^ "Kinnersley Castle" PSC. R7.
  183. ^ "Longtown Castle" PSC. R4.
  184. ^ "Pembridge Castle" PSC. R4.
  185. ^ "Snodhill Castle" PSC. R4.
  186. ^ "Treago Castle" PSC. R7.
  187. ^ "Wigmore Castle" PSC. R4.
  188. ^ "Wilton Castle" PSC. R4.
  189. ^ "Berkhamsted Castle" PSC. R3.
  190. ^ "Hertford Castle" PSC. R3.
  191. ^ "Carisbrooke Castle" PSC. R4.
  192. ^ "Norris Castle" PSC. R7.
  193. ^ "Yarmouth Castle" PSC. R4.
  194. ^ "West Cowes Castle" PSC. R7.
  195. ^ "Cromwell's Castle" PSC. R3.
  196. ^ "Star Castle" PSC. R3.
  197. ^ "Allington Castle" PSC. R4.
  198. ^ "Canterbury Castle" PSC. R4.
  199. ^ "Chiddingstone Castle" PSC. R4.
  200. ^ "Chilham Castle" PSC. R7.
  201. ^ "Cooling Castle" PSC. R4.
  202. ^ "Deal Castle" PSC. R4.
  203. ^ "Dover Castle" PSC. R4.
  204. ^ "Eynsford Castle" PSC. R4.
  205. ^ "Hever Castle" PSC. R4.
  206. ^ "Kingsgate Castle" BLB. R6.
  207. ^ "Leeds Castle" PSC. R4.
  208. ^ "Leybourne Castle" PSC. R4.
  209. ^ "Lullingstone Castle" PSC. R4.
  210. ^ "Lympne Castle" PSC. R4.
  211. ^ "Penshurst Place" BLB. R6.
  212. ^ Brown (1962), p.69.
  213. ^ "Rochester Castle" PSC. R4.
  214. ^ "St. Leonard's Tower" PSC. R4.
  215. ^ "Saltwood Castle" PSC. R4.
  216. ^ "Sandgate Castle" PSC. R4.
  217. ^ "Scotney Castle" PSC. R4.
  218. ^ "Sissinghurst Castle" PSC. R4.
  219. ^ "Starkey Castle" BLB. R1.
  220. ^ "Stone Castle" PSC. R3.
  221. ^ "Sutton Valence Castle" PSC. R4.
  222. ^ "Tonbridge Castle" PSC. R4.
  223. ^ "Upnor Castle" PSC. R4.
  224. ^ "Walmer Castle" PSC. R4.
  225. ^ "Westenhanger Castle" PSC. R4.
  226. ^ "Ashton Hall" PSC. R3.
  227. ^ "Borwick Hall" PSC. R3.
  228. ^ "Clitheroe Castle" PSC. R3.
  229. ^ "Hornby Castle" PSC. R3.
  230. ^ "Lancaster Castle" PSC. R3.
  231. ^ Cite error: The named reference Thurland-P was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  232. ^ "Turton Tower" PSC. R3.
  233. ^ "Ashby de la Zouch Castle" PSC. R7.
  234. ^ Cite error: The named reference Belvoir-P was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  235. ^ "Kirby Muxloe Castle" PSC. R3.
  236. ^ "Leicester Castle" PSC. R3.
  237. ^ "Goltho Castle" PSC. R6.
  238. ^ "Bolingbroke Castle" PSC. R4.
  239. ^ "Grimsthorpe Castle" PSC. R7.
  240. ^ "Hussey Tower" PSC. R7.
  241. ^ "Kyme Tower" PSC. R4.
  242. ^ "Lincoln Castle" PSC. R4.
  243. ^ "Rochford Tower" PSC. R3.
  244. ^ "Somerton Castle" PSC. R7.
  245. ^ "Tattershall Castle" PSC. R4.
  246. ^ "Torksey Castle" PSC. R4.
  247. ^ "Brimstage Hall" PSC. R4.
  248. ^ "Leasowe Castle" PSC. R4.
  249. ^ Brown (1962), p.59.
  250. ^ "Thetford Castle" PSC. R3.
  251. ^ "Baconsthorpe Castle" PSC. R3.
  252. ^ "Burgh Castle" PSC. R7.
  253. ^ "Caister Castle" PSC. R6.
  254. ^ "Castle Acre Castle" PSC. R3.
  255. ^ "Castle Rising Castle" PSC. R3.
  256. ^ "Claxton Castle" PSC. R3.
  257. ^ "Norwich Castle" PSC. R3.
  258. ^ "Oxburgh Hall" PSC. R3.
  259. ^ "Weeting Castle" PSC. R6.
  260. ^ "Fotheringhay Castle" PSC. R3.
  261. ^ "Astwell Castle" PSC. R3.
  262. ^ "Barnwell Castle" PSC. R3.
  263. ^ "Rockingham Castle" PSC. R3.
  264. ^ "Thorpe Waterville Castle" PSC. R3.
  265. ^ "Alnham Vicars Pele" PSC. R3.
  266. ^ "Alnwick Castle" PSC. R3.
  267. ^ "Aydon Castle" PSC. R3.
  268. ^ Cite error: The named reference Bamburgh-P was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  269. ^ "Barmoor Castle" BLB. R1.
  270. ^ "Beaufront Castle" PSC. R7.
  271. ^ "Bellister Castle" PSC. R3.
  272. ^ "Belsay Castle" PSC. R3.
  273. ^ "Berwick Castle" PSC. R3.
  274. ^ "Bitchfield Castle" PSC. R3.
  275. ^ "Blenkinsop Castle" PSC. R3.
  276. ^ "Bothal Castle" PSC. R3.
  277. ^ "Bywell Castle" PSC. R3.
  278. ^ "Callaly Castle" PSC. R3.
  279. ^ "Cartington Castle" PSC. R3.
  280. ^ "Chillingham Castle" PSC. R3.
  281. ^ "Chipchase Castle" PSC. R3.
  282. ^ "Cocklaw Tower" PSC. R3.
  283. ^ "Cockle Park Tower" PSC. R4.
  284. ^ "Corbridge Vicar's Pele" PSC. R3.
  285. ^ "Coupland Castle" PSC. R3.
  286. ^ "Craster Tower" PSC. R3.
  287. ^ "Crawley Tower" PSC. R2.
  288. ^ "Cresswell Castle" PSC. R3.
  289. ^ "Dilston Castle" PSC. R3.
  290. ^ "Dunstanburgh Castle" PSC. R3.
  291. ^ "Edlingham Castle" PSC. R3.
  292. ^ "Elsdon Tower" PSC. R3.
  293. ^ "Embleton Tower" PSC. R3.
  294. ^ "Etal Castle" PSC. R3.
  295. ^ "Featherstone Castle" PSC. R3.
  296. ^ "Ford Castle" PSC. R3.
  297. ^ "Halton Castle" PSC. R3.
  298. ^ "Harbottle Castle" PSC. R3.
  299. ^ "Haughton Castle" PSC. R3.
  300. ^ "Hexham Moot Hall" PSC. R6.
  301. ^ "Hexham Old Gaol" PSC. R6.
  302. ^ "Horsley Tower" PSC. R4.
  303. ^ "Langley Castle" PSC. R3.
  304. ^ "Lemmington Hall" PSC. R3.
  305. ^ "Lindisfarne Castle" PSC. R3.
  306. ^ "Mitford Castle" PSC. R3.
  307. ^ "Morpeth Castle" PSC. R3.
  308. ^ "Norham Castle" PSC. R3.
  309. ^ "Preston Tower" PSC. R3.
  310. ^ "Prior Castell's Tower" PSC. R7.
  311. ^ "Prudhoe Castle" PSC. R3.
  312. ^ "Shilbottle Tower" PSC. R2.
  313. ^ "Shortflatt Tower" PSC. R3.
  314. ^ "Thirlwall Castle" PSC. R3.
  315. ^ "Warkworth Castle" PSC. R3.
  316. ^ "Whittingham Tower" PSC. R3.
  317. ^ "Whitton Tower" PSC. R3.
  318. ^ "Willimoteswick Castle" Gatehouse R3.
  319. ^ "Ayton Castle" PSC. R4.
  320. ^ "Barden Tower" PSC. R4.
  321. ^ "Bolton Castle" PSC. R4.
  322. ^ "Cawood Castle" PSC. R4.
  323. ^ "Clifford's Tower" PSC. R4.
  324. ^ "Crayke Castle" BLB. R1.
  325. ^ "Danby Castle" PSC. R4.
  326. ^ "Gilling Castle" PSC. R7.
  327. ^ "Hazlewood Castle" PSC. R7.
  328. ^ "Hellifield Peel" PSC. R7.
  329. ^ "Helmsley Castle" PSC. R4.
  330. ^ "Hornby Castle" PSC. R4.
  331. ^ "Knaresborough Castle" PSC. R4.
  332. ^ "Marmion Tower" PSC. R4.
  333. ^ "Middleham Castle" PSC. R4.
  334. ^ "Old Mulgrave Castle" PSC. R4.
  335. ^ "Nappa Hall" BLB. R6.
  336. ^ "Pickering Castle" PSC. R4.
  337. ^ "Ravensworth Castle" PSC. R4.
  338. ^ "Richmond Castle" PSC. R4.
  339. ^ "Ripley Castle" PSC. R4.
  340. ^ "Scarborough Castle" PSC. R4.
  341. ^ "Sheriff Hutton Castle" PSC. R4.
  342. ^ "Skelton Castle" BLB. R1.
  343. ^ "Skipton Castle" PSC. R4.
  344. ^ "Snape Castle" BLB. R1.
  345. ^ "South Cowton Castle" PSC. R4.
  346. ^ "Spofforth Castle" PSC. R4.
  347. ^ "Whorlton Castle" PSC. R4.
  348. ^ "Wilton Castle" BLB. R1.
  349. ^ "Halloughton Manor House" PSC. R4.
  350. ^ "Newark Castle" PSC. R4.
  351. ^ "Nottingham Castle" PSC. R4.
  352. ^ "Bampton Castle" PSC. R7.
  353. ^ "Broughton Castle" PSC. R4.
  354. ^ "Hanwell Castle" PSC. R7.
  355. ^ Blair (1998), p.137.
  356. ^ "Greys Court" PSC. R7.
  357. ^ "Shirburn Castle" PSC. R4.
  358. ^ "Wallingford Castle" PSC. R4.
  359. ^ "Oakham Castle" PSC. R3.
  360. ^ "Acton Burnell Castle" PSC. R3.
  361. ^ "Alberbury Castle" PSC. R3.
  362. ^ "Bridgnorth Castle" PSC. R3.
  363. ^ "Broncroft Castle" PSC. R3.
  364. ^ "Cheney Longville Castle" PSC. R7.
  365. ^ "Clun Castle" PSC. R3.
  366. ^ "Hopton Castle" PSC. R3.
  367. ^ "Ludlow Castle" PSC. R3.
  368. ^ "Moreton Corbet Castle" PSC. R3.
  369. ^ "Quatford Castle" BLB. R6.
  370. ^ "Red Castle" PSC. R7.
  371. ^ "Rowton Castle" PSC. R7.
  372. ^ "Shrewsbury Castle" PSC. R3.
  373. ^ "Stokesay Castle" PSC. R3.
  374. ^ "Wattlesborough Castle" PSC. R7.
  375. ^ "Whittington Castle" PSC. R3.
  376. ^ "Banwell Castle" PSC. R7.
  377. ^ Buildings of England, Somerset: South & West (1958) ISBN 978-0300096446.
  378. ^ "Dunster Castle" PSC. R2.
  379. ^ "Farleigh Hungerford Castle" PSC. R2.
  380. ^ "Newton St Loe" PSC. R7.
  381. ^ "Nunney Castle" PSC. R2.
  382. ^ "Stogursey Castle" PSC. R2.
  383. ^ "Sutton Court" PSC. R2.
  384. ^ "Taunton Castle" PSC. R2.
  385. ^ "Walton Castle" PSC. R7.
  386. ^ "Wells Bishop's Palace" BLB. R1.
  387. ^ "Conisbrough Castle" PSC. R3.
  388. ^ "Tickhill Castle" PSC. R3.
  389. ^ "Alton Castle" PSC. R3.
  390. ^ "Caverswall Castle" PSC. R3.
  391. ^ "Chartley Castle" PSC. R3.
  392. ^ "Eccleshall Castle" PSC. R3.
  393. ^ "Stafford Castle" PSC. R3.
  394. ^ "Stourton Castle" PSC. R3.
  395. ^ "Tamworth Castle" PSC. R3.
  396. ^ "Tutbury Castle" PSC. R3.
  397. ^ "Bungay Castle" PSC. R4.
  398. ^ "Clare Castle" PSC. R4.
  399. ^ "Eye Castle" PSC. R4.
  400. ^ "Framlingham Castle" PSC. R6.
  401. ^ "Mettingham Castle" PSC. R4.
  402. ^ "Orford Castle" PSC. R4.
  403. ^ "Wingfield Castle" PSC. R1.
  404. ^ "Farnham Castle" PSC. R3.
  405. ^ "Guildford Castle" PSC. R3.
  406. ^ "Hylton Castle" PSC. R4.
  407. ^ "Newcastle Castle" PSC. R4.
  408. ^ "Old Hollinside" PSC. R4.
  409. ^ "Ravensworth Castle" PSC. R7.
  410. ^ "Tynemouth Castle" PSC. R4.
  411. ^ "Astley Castle" PSC. R4.
  412. ^ "Kenilworth Castle" PSC. R4.
  413. ^ "Maxstoke Castle" PSC. R4.
  414. ^ "Warwick Castle" PSC. R4.
  415. ^ "Dudley Castle" PSC. R3.
  416. ^ "Amberley Castle" PSC. R4.
  417. ^ "Arundel Castle" PSC. R4.
  418. ^ "Bramber Castle" PSC. R4.
  419. ^ "Halnaker House" PSC. R4.
  420. ^ "Dobroyd Castle" PSC. R7.
  421. ^ "Harewood Castle" PSC. R3.
  422. ^ "Pontefract Castle" PSC. R3.
  423. ^ "Sandal Castle" PSC. R3.
  424. ^ "Devizes Castle" PSC. R7.
  425. ^ "Longford Castle" PSC. R7.
  426. ^ "Ludgershall Castle" PSC. R4.
  427. ^ "Old Sarum Castle" PSC. R4.
  428. ^ "Old Wardour Castle" PSC. R4.
  429. ^ "Caldwall Castle" PSC. R7.
  430. ^ "Hartlebury Castle" PSC. R7.
  431. ^ "Holt Castle" PSC. R1.
  432. ^ "Worcester Castle" PSC. R7.

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