List of Category A listed buildings in Angus

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This is a list of Category A listed buildings in Angus, Scotland.

In Scotland, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of "special architectural or historic interest".^[1] Category A structures are those considered to be "buildings of national or international importance, either architectural or historic, or fine little-altered examples of some particular period, style or building type."^[2] Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1947, and the current legislative basis for listing is the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997.^[3] The authority for listing rests with Historic Scotland, an executive agency of the Scottish Government, which inherited this role from the Scottish Development Department in 1991. Once listed, severe restrictions are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or its fittings. Listed building consent must be obtained from local authorities prior to any alteration to such a structure.^[3] There are approximately 47,400 listed buildings in Scotland, of which around 8% (some 3,800) are Category A.^[4]

The council area of Angus covers 2,182 square kilometres (842 sq mi), and has a population of around 110,300. There are 95 Category A listed buildings in the area.

Listed buildings

Name	Location	Grid Ref. ^{[note 1]}	Geo-coordinates	Notes	HB Number ^{[note 2]}	Image
Airlie Parish Kirk	Airlie	NO3132351526	56°39′02″N 3°07′18″W / 56.650477°N 3.121651°W / 56.650477; -3.121651 (Airlie Parish Kirk)	18th-century church^[5]	4621	Upload another image See more images
Careston Castle	Careston	NO5307459888	56°43′42″N 2°46′07″W / 56.728283°N 2.768492°W / 56.728283; -2.768492 (Careston Castle)	Late-16th-century tower house with later additions^[6]	4656	Upload another image See more images
Bridge of Dun	Near House of Dun, over the River South Esk, Montrose	NO6627258424	56°42′59″N 2°33′09″W / 56.716275°N 2.552627°W / 56.716275; -2.552627 (Bridge of Dun)	Three-arch stone bridge, completed 1787 by Alexander Stevens^[7]	4677	Upload another image See more images
House of Dun	Montrose	NO6704359881	56°43′46″N 2°32′25″W / 56.729418°N 2.54022°W / 56.729418; -2.54022 (House of Dun)	Country house by William Adam, circa 1730^[8]	4691	Upload another image See more images
House of Dun court of offices	Montrose	NO6698459872	56°43′46″N 2°32′28″W / 56.729333°N 2.541183°W / 56.729333; -2.541183 (House of Dun court of offices)	By William Adam, circa 1730^[9]	4692	Upload another image See more images
St. Vigeans Parish Kirk	St Vigeans, Arbroath	NO6384242912	56°34′36″N 2°35′25″W / 56.576744°N 2.590142°W / 56.576744; -2.590142 (St. Vigeans Parish Kirk)	12th- and 15th-century church, restored in 1871 by Robert Rowand Anderson^[10]	4770	Upload another image See more images
Melgund Castle	Aberlemno	NO5460956330	56°41′47″N 2°44′34″W / 56.696474°N 2.742779°W / 56.696474; -2.742779 (Melgund Castle)	Later 16th-century tower house^[11]	4931	Upload another image See more images
Usan House	Kirkton of Craig, Montrose	NO7221055227	56°41′17″N 2°27′19″W / 56.687947°N 2.455275°W / 56.687947; -2.455275 (Usan House)	Classical mansion of 1820^[12]	4964	Upload another image See more images
Dunninald Castle	Kirkton of Craig, Montrose	NO7034354271	56°40′45″N 2°29′08″W / 56.679244°N 2.485641°W / 56.679244; -2.485641 (Dunninald Castle)	Tudor-Gothic castellated mansion by James Gillespie Graham, 1824^[13]	4972	Upload another image See more images
Kirk Tower House	Kirkton Of Craig, Montrose	NO7036955785	56°41′34″N 2°29′07″W / 56.692847°N 2.485392°W / 56.692847; -2.485392 (Kirk Tower House)	Former church built 1799, the earliest Gothic Revival church to be built in Scotland^[14]	4979
Craig House	Kirkton Of Craig, Montrose	NO7028556243	56°41′49″N 2°29′13″W / 56.696956°N 2.486817°W / 56.696956; -2.486817 (Craig House)	17th-century L-plan house^[15]	4984
Craig House - Entrance Gateway	Kirkton Of Craig, Montrose	NO7033356217	56°41′48″N 2°29′10″W / 56.696725°N 2.48603°W / 56.696725; -2.48603 (Craig House - Entrance Gateway)	16th-century defensive gateway^[16]	4985
Kintrockat House	Brechin	NO5684159131	56°43′19″N 2°42′25″W / 56.721847°N 2.706808°W / 56.721847; -2.706808 (Kintrockat House)	Early-19th-century house^[17]	5011
Ardovie House	Ardovie, Brechin	NO5931656483	56°41′54″N 2°39′57″W / 56.698283°N 2.665951°W / 56.698283; -2.665951 (Ardovie House)	18th-century country house^[18]	5016
Brechin Castle	Brechin	NO5978259892	56°43′44″N 2°39′32″W / 56.728946°N 2.658877°W / 56.728946; -2.658877 (Brechin Castle)	Early-18th-century mansion with 19th-century remodelling^[19]	5030	Upload another image See more images
Stannochy Bridge	Over the River South Esk near Brechin	NO5837259111	56°43′19″N 2°40′54″W / 56.721807°N 2.681791°W / 56.721807; -2.681791 (Stannochy Bridge)	Single-arch stone bridge dated 1825, possibly by Robert Stevenson^[20]	5042	Upload another image See more images
Auchterhouse Old Mansion House	Auchterhouse	NO3311337289	56°31′22″N 3°05′20″W / 56.522857°N 3.088781°W / 56.522857; -3.088781 (Auchterhouse Old Mansion House)	17th-century mansion with 18th- and 19th-century additions, now a hotel^[21]	5689	Upload another image See more images
Auchterhouse Old Mansion House, Dovecot	Auchterhouse	NO3321337345	56°31′24″N 3°05′14″W / 56.523374°N 3.087171°W / 56.523374; -3.087171	17th-century dovecote^[22]	5690
Balruddery, East Gates	Balruddery House, Liff	NO3190531830	56°28′25″N 3°06′25″W / 56.473649°N 3.106982°W / 56.473649; -3.106982 (Balruddery, East Gates)	Gateway designed by David Neave in 1820 for Balruddery House, now demolished^[23]	10854	Upload another image
Gallery	Marykirk	NO6731965612	56°46′51″N 2°32′11″W / 56.780921°N 2.536443°W / 56.780921; -2.536443 (Gallery)	17th- and 18th-century country house^[24]	11165
Upper North Water Bridge	Over River North Esk near Marykirk	NO6527166139	56°47′08″N 2°34′12″W / 56.785506°N 2.570029°W / 56.785506; -2.570029 (Upper North Water Bridge)	16th-century three-arch stone bridge, rebuilt in the 19th century^[25]^{[note 3]}	11170	Upload another image
Marykirk Bridge ^{[note 3]}	Over River North Esk at Marykirk	NO6859765008	56°46′32″N 2°30′56″W / 56.775583°N 2.515455°W / 56.775583; -2.515455 (Marykirk Bridge [note 3])	Four-arch stone bridge by Robert Stevenson, 1814^[26]	11177
Marykirk Bridge, Tollhouse	Marykirk	NO6854964977	56°46′31″N 2°30′58″W / 56.775301°N 2.516237°W / 56.775301; -2.516237 (Marykirk Bridge, Tollhouse)	Single-storey toll house by Robert Stevenson, 1814^[27]	11178
Edzell Castle	Edzell	NO5846169108	56°48′42″N 2°40′55″W / 56.811617°N 2.681964°W / 56.811617; -2.681964 (Edzell Castle)	Remains of 16th-century castle with 17th-century additions and formal garden^[28]	11257	Upload another image See more images
Red Castle - Enceinte	Lunan	NO6878351079	56°39′02″N 2°30′39″W / 56.650467°N 2.510713°W / 56.650467; -2.510713 (Red Castle - Enceinte)	13th-century defensive wall^[29]	11273	Upload another image
Red Castle - Keep	Lunan	NO6878351079	56°39′02″N 2°30′39″W / 56.650467°N 2.510713°W / 56.650467; -2.510713 (Red Castle - Keep)	Ruins of 15th-century tower house^[30]	11274	Upload another image See more images
Ethie Castle	Inverkeilor	NO6873646844	56°36′45″N 2°30′39″W / 56.61242°N 2.510964°W / 56.61242; -2.510964 (Ethie Castle)	15th-century tower house with later additions, altered in 1892 by Robert Rowand Anderson^[31]	11278	Upload another image See more images
Invermark Castle	Glen Mark	NO4422280394	56°54′41″N 2°55′03″W / 56.911498°N 2.917627°W / 56.911498; -2.917627 (Invermark Castle)	Early-16th-century tower house with 17th-century additions^[32]	11349	Upload another image See more images
Restenneth Priory	Forfar	NO4822251600	56°39′12″N 2°50′46″W / 56.65332°N 2.846103°W / 56.65332; -2.846103 (Restenneth Priory)	Ruins of 13th-century Romanesque church and monastery^[33]	11386	Upload another image See more images
Baldovie Farmhouse	Kirkton of Kingoldrum	NO3243954073	56°40′25″N 3°06′15″W / 56.673517°N 3.104124°W / 56.673517; -3.104124 (Baldovie Farmhouse)	Late-17th-century Renaissance mansion^[34]	11417
Farnell Parish Kirk	Farnell	NO6273855425	56°41′21″N 2°36′36″W / 56.689065°N 2.609922°W / 56.689065; -2.609922 (Farnell Parish Kirk)	Gothic Revival church of 1806^[35]	11497	Upload another image See more images
Farnell Castle	Farnell	NO6242955488	56°41′23″N 2°36′54″W / 56.689606°N 2.614976°W / 56.689606; -2.614976 (Farnell Castle)	Medieval residence of the Bishops of Brechin, altered in the 16th century^[36]	11501
Strathmore Aisle	Glamis	NO3864446855	56°36′34″N 3°00′04″W / 56.609539°N 3.001165°W / 56.609539; -3.001165 (Strathmore Aisle)	15th-century aisle of demolished church, later altered, with burial monuments of Lords of Glamis^[37]	11556
Inverquharity Castle	Kirriemuir	NO4112057953	56°42′34″N 2°57′48″W / 56.709544°N 2.963375°W / 56.709544; -2.963375 (Inverquharity Castle)	15th-century tower house^[38]	11665	Upload another image See more images
Mains of Rochelhill Dovecot	Charleston	NO3750245142	56°35′38″N 3°01′10″W / 56.594001°N 3.019351°W / 56.594001; -3.019351 (Mains of Rochelhill Dovecot)	Lectern dovecote dated 1713^[39]	11670	Upload another image See more images
Glamis Castle	Glamis	NO3858648054	56°37′13″N 3°00′09″W / 56.620301°N 3.002395°W / 56.620301; -3.002395 (Glamis Castle)	15th-century tower house with 17th-, 18th- and 19th-century ranges, seat of the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne^[40]	11701	Upload another image See more images
Glamis Castle sundial	Glamis	NO3863647990	56°37′11″N 3°00′06″W / 56.619733°N 3.001565°W / 56.619733; -3.001565 (Glamis Castle sundial)	Later 17th-century faceted sundial^[41]	11705	Upload another image See more images
Glamis Castle dovecot	Glamis	NO3840747286	56°36′48″N 3°00′18″W / 56.613379°N 3.005128°W / 56.613379; -3.005128 (Glamis Castle dovecot)	Earlier 17th-century lectern dovecot^[42]	11710	Upload another image See more images
Pitmuies Home Farm	Guthrie	NO5671149836	56°38′18″N 2°42′27″W / 56.638338°N 2.707365°W / 56.638338; -2.707365 (Pitmuies Home Farm)	Late-18th-century farmstead with horse mill^[43]	11875
Gardyne Castle	Friockheim	NO5736948790	56°37′44″N 2°41′47″W / 56.629002°N 2.696465°W / 56.629002; -2.696465 (Gardyne Castle)	16th-century L-plan tower house with later additions^[44]	11914	Upload another image See more images
Braikie Castle	Friockheim	NO6284650893	56°38′54″N 2°36′27″W / 56.648362°N 2.607504°W / 56.648362; -2.607504 (Braikie Castle)	Remains of 16th-century L-plan tower house^[45]	12325	Upload another image
Mains of Edzell Doocot	Edzell	NO5886869079	56°48′41″N 2°40′31″W / 56.811393°N 2.675294°W / 56.811393; -2.675294 (Mains of Edzell Doocot)	Turreted dovecote of circa 1600^[46]	12385
Pitmuies House	Guthrie	NO5672049762	56°38′16″N 2°42′26″W / 56.637674°N 2.707206°W / 56.637674; -2.707206 (Pitmuies House)	Later 18th-century mansion^[47]	13076	Upload another image See more images
Lundie Parish Church	Lundie	NO2906236610	56°30′58″N 3°09′16″W / 56.516164°N 3.154426°W / 56.516164; -3.154426 (Lundie Parish Church)	Medieval Romanesque church, rebuilt 19th century, and Duncan family mausoleum by Robert Mylne^[48]	13090	Upload another image See more images
Fowlis Easter Parish Church	Fowlis, Liff	NO3221033455	56°29′18″N 3°06′09″W / 56.48829°N 3.102455°W / 56.48829; -3.102455 (Fowlis Easter Parish Church)	15th-century church^[49]	13144	Upload another image See more images
Balintore Castle	10 kilometres (6.2 mi) north-west of Kirriemuir	NO2902859015	56°43′03″N 3°09′40″W / 56.717399°N 3.16114°W / 56.717399; -3.16114 (Balintore Castle)	Derelict Baronial mansion, 1860 by William Burn^[50]	13757	Upload another image See more images
Tealing Parish Church	Tealing	NO4035037943	56°31′47″N 2°58′17″W / 56.529707°N 2.971322°W / 56.529707; -2.971322 (Tealing Parish Church)	Early-19th-century former church, incorporating several sculpted stones within its walls^[51]	17450	Upload another image See more images
South Balluderon Farm	Tealing	NO3755438078	56°31′50″N 3°01′00″W / 56.530556°N 3.016801°W / 56.530556; -3.016801 (South Balluderon Farm)	Unaltered farm buildings and mill dating to circa 1800^[52]	17458
Affleck Castle	Monikie	NO4940238808	56°32′19″N 2°49′28″W / 56.53854°N 2.824353°W / 56.53854; -2.824353 (Affleck Castle)	15th-century tower house^[53]	17609
Pitscandly House	Forfar	NO4842752537	56°39′42″N 2°50′35″W / 56.661759°N 2.842948°W / 56.661759; -2.842948 (Pitscandly House)	Late-17th-century mansion^[54]	17657
Balnamoon House sundial	Balnamoon House, near Brechin	NO5514663689	56°45′45″N 2°44′07″W / 56.762631°N 2.735301°W / 56.762631; -2.735301 (Balnamoon House sundial)	Lectern sundial circa 1700^[55]	17700
House of Kinnaber	Montrose	NO7256061751	56°44′48″N 2°27′01″W / 56.746576°N 2.450262°W / 56.746576; -2.450262 (House of Kinnaber)	L-plan mansion dated 1680^[56]	17762	Upload another image See more images
Stracathro House	Stracathro	NO6257265561	56°46′48″N 2°36′51″W / 56.780104°N 2.614116°W / 56.780104; -2.614116 (Stracathro House)	Graeco-Roman mansion by Archibald Simpson, 1827^[57]	17803	Upload another image See more images
Stracathro House stables	Stracathro	NO6237065575	56°46′49″N 2°37′03″W / 56.780214°N 2.617423°W / 56.780214; -2.617423 (Stracathro House stables)	Stable block by Archibald Simpson, 1827^[58]	17804
Downie Park House	Kirriemuir	NO4086458572	56°42′54″N 2°58′04″W / 56.715072°N 2.967698°W / 56.715072; -2.967698 (Downie Park House)	Country house circa 1805^[59]	18034
Panmure Estate - The West Gate	Craigton	NO5309038445	56°32′08″N 2°45′52″W / 56.535663°N 2.764325°W / 56.535663; -2.764325 (Panmure Estate - The West Gate)	Renaissance-style gateway by Sir William Bruce, circa 1672 ^[60]	18418
Panmure Estate - Commemorative Column	Craigton	NO5375538956	56°32′25″N 2°45′13″W / 56.540319°N 2.753605°W / 56.540319; -2.753605	50-foot (15 m) Renaissance column, commemorating the 1694 marriage of James Maule, 4th Earl of Panmure ^[61]	18419
Tealing House Dovecot	Tealing	NO4128338134	56°31′54″N 2°57′22″W / 56.53154°N 2.9562°W / 56.53154; -2.9562 (Tealing House Dovecot)	16th-century gabled dovecote^[62]	18988	Upload another image See more images
Gagie House	Murroes	NO4492837583	56°31′37″N 2°53′49″W / 56.527033°N 2.896833°W / 56.527033; -2.896833 (Gagie House)	Early-17th-century fortified house with later additions^[63]	19001
Gagie House, summerhouse	Murroes	NO4494037564	56°31′37″N 2°53′48″W / 56.526863°N 2.896634°W / 56.526863; -2.896634 (Gagie House, summerhouse)	18th-century Renaissance-style summer house^[64]	19004
Murroes House	Murroes	NO4611735034	56°30′15″N 2°52′37″W / 56.504273°N 2.876978°W / 56.504273; -2.876978 (Murroes House)	16th-century tower house with 17th-century range, restored 1942^[65]	19011
Arbroath Abbey - Abbey Church And Precincts	Arbroath	NO6431141334	56°33′45″N 2°34′56″W / 56.562604°N 2.582291°W / 56.562604; -2.582291	Ruins of church founded in 1176 by William the Lion^[66]	21130	Upload another image
Arbroath Abbey - Conventual Building	Arbroath	NO6427741297	56°33′44″N 2°34′58″W / 56.562269°N 2.582839°W / 56.562269; -2.582839	Ruins of 13th-century west range^[67]	21131	Upload another image
Arbroath Abbey - Pend	Arbroath	NO6423641299	56°33′44″N 2°35′01″W / 56.562284°N 2.583507°W / 56.562284; -2.583507 (Arbroath Abbey - Pend)	15th-century fortified gatehouse^[68]	21132	Upload another image
Arbroath Abbey - Regality Tower	Arbroath	NO6421041286	56°33′44″N 2°35′02″W / 56.562165°N 2.583928°W / 56.562165; -2.583928 (Arbroath Abbey - Regality Tower)	13th-century keep^[69]	21133
Arbroath Abbey - Abbot's House	Arbroath	NO6427641275	56°33′43″N 2°34′58″W / 56.562072°N 2.582852°W / 56.562072; -2.582852 (Arbroath Abbey - Abbot's House)	Partly 13th-century, the best surviving example of its type in Scotland^[70]	21134	Upload another image
Baltic Works	Arbroath, Dens Road	NO6394741474	56°33′50″N 2°35′18″W / 56.563834°N 2.588233°W / 56.563834; -2.588233 (Baltic Works)	1852 linen factory, later a bonded warehouse^[71]	21141	Upload another image See more images
Bell Rock Lighthouse Signal Tower and Entrance Lodges	Arbroath, Lady Loan	NO6405140447	56°33′17″N 2°35′11″W / 56.554616°N 2.586398°W / 56.554616; -2.586398	Classical lodges and signal tower, built 1813 to communicate with the Bell Rock Lighthouse^[72]	21230	Upload another image See more images
The Elms	Arbroath, Cairnie Road	NO6320541750	56°33′59″N 2°36′01″W / 56.566256°N 2.600345°W / 56.566256; -2.600345 (The Elms)	French Gothic mansion by William Leiper, 1869^[73]	21250
Mortuary Chapel - Western Cemetery	Arbroath	NO6248041770	56°33′59″N 2°36′44″W / 56.566378°N 2.612144°W / 56.566378; -2.612144	Baronial chapel, built 1875 by Patrick Allan-Fraser^[74]	21252	Upload another image See more images
Hospitalfield	Arbroath	NO6258340431	56°33′16″N 2°36′37″W / 56.554357°N 2.610275°W / 56.554357; -2.610275 (Hospitalfield)	Mid 19th-century Baronial mansion by Patrick Allan-Fraser^[75]	21253	Upload another image See more images
Brechin Cathedral	Brechin	NO5962560091	56°43′51″N 2°39′41″W / 56.73072°N 2.661474°W / 56.73072; -2.661474 (Brechin Cathedral)	12th-century onwards, restored circa 1900 by John Honeyman^[76]	22439	Upload another image See more images
Round Tower at south west angle of Cathedral Church Lane	Brechin	NO5962560091	56°43′51″N 2°39′41″W / 56.73072°N 2.661474°W / 56.73072; -2.661474	11th-century round tower, 101 feet (31 m) high^[77]	22440	Upload another image See more images
25, 27 High Street	Brechin	NO5972960189	56°43′54″N 2°39′35″W / 56.73161°N 2.65979°W / 56.73161; -2.65979 (25, 27 High Street)	18th-century town houses with shops below^[78]	22476
68-74 High Street	Brechin	NO5977160095	56°43′51″N 2°39′33″W / 56.730769°N 2.659089°W / 56.730769; -2.659089 (68-74 High Street)	17th-century or earlier town houses with shops below^[79]	22505
Maison Dieu Chapel	Brechin	NO5966660340	56°43′59″N 2°39′39″W / 56.732961°N 2.660844°W / 56.732961; -2.660844 (Maison Dieu Chapel)	Remains of 13th-century chapel^[80]	22508	Upload another image See more images
Baptist Church and Halls	Brechin, Panmure Street	NO5986660416	56°44′01″N 2°39′27″W / 56.733661°N 2.657587°W / 56.733661; -2.657587 (Baptist Church and Halls)	19th-century church and hall, formerly West and St Columba's Parish Church^[81]	22522	Upload another image See more images
Brechin Bridge	Brechin, over River South Esk	NO6044159263	56°43′24″N 2°38′53″W / 56.723353°N 2.648011°W / 56.723353; -2.648011 (Brechin Bridge)	Partly 13th-century, rebuilt in the 18th century^[82]	22549	Upload another image See more images
Southesk Church (Former Gardner Memorial Church)	Brechin	NO6006160166	56°43′53″N 2°39′16″W / 56.731432°N 2.654361°W / 56.731432; -2.654361	Mixed Romanesque and late Gothic, 1900 by John James Burnet^[83]	22568	Upload another image See more images
Municipal Buildings	Forfar, Castle Street	NO4560850663	56°38′41″N 2°53′19″W / 56.644606°N 2.888533°W / 56.644606; -2.888533 (Municipal Buildings)	Built 1824 as Sheriff Court, by David Neave^[84]	31542	Upload another image See more images
Lowson Memorial Parish Church	Forfar	NO4649250881	56°38′48″N 2°52′27″W / 56.646666°N 2.874166°W / 56.646666; -2.874166 (Lowson Memorial Parish Church)	Scots Gothic church, 1914 by Alexander Marshall Mackenzie^[85]	31604	Upload another image See more images
St. Mary's Episcopal Church	Kirriemuir	NO3832654375	56°40′37″N 3°00′29″W / 56.677044°N 3.008145°W / 56.677044; -3.008145 (St. Mary's Episcopal Church)	Gothic revival church, 1905 by Ninian Comper^[86]	36899
174 High Street (Holly House)	Montrose	NO7140457765	56°42′39″N 2°28′07″W / 56.710698°N 2.468716°W / 56.710698; -2.468716 (174 High Street (Holly House))	17th- and 18th-century town house^[87]	38041
190 High Street, The Retreat	Montrose	NO7139557733	56°42′37″N 2°28′08″W / 56.71041°N 2.468859°W / 56.71041; -2.468859 (190 High Street, The Retreat)	Early-18th-century town house^[88]	38046
214 and 216 High Street, Public Library	Montrose	NO7137057674	56°42′36″N 2°28′09″W / 56.709879°N 2.469261°W / 56.709879; -2.469261	Carnegie Library, built 1905 in Baronial style by J. Lindsay Grant^[89]	38051	Upload another image See more images
Montrose Town House	Montrose, High Street	NO7145257791	56°42′39″N 2°28′05″W / 56.710935°N 2.467934°W / 56.710935; -2.467934 (Montrose Town House)	18th-century municipal buildings^[90]	38083	Upload another image See more images
Montrose Parish Church	Montrose, High Street	NO7146557756	56°42′38″N 2°28′04″W / 56.710621°N 2.467718°W / 56.710621; -2.467718 (Montrose Parish Church)	Late-18th-century church, with 19th-century spire by James Gillespie Graham^[91]	38084	Upload another image See more images
10 Castle Place, Straton House	Montrose	NO7142157602	56°42′33″N 2°28′06″W / 56.709235°N 2.46842°W / 56.709235; -2.46842 (10 Castle Place, Straton House)	18th-century town house^[92]	38095
Montrose Infirmary	Montrose	NO7104457439	56°42′28″N 2°28′28″W / 56.707748°N 2.474559°W / 56.707748; -2.474559 (Montrose Infirmary)	19th-century hospital building by James Collie^[93]	38112	Upload another image See more images
1-8 (inclusive nos) Panmure Terrace	Montrose	NO7165257787	56°42′39″N 2°27′53″W / 56.710911°N 2.464667°W / 56.710911; -2.464667	Mid 19th-century Classical terrace of eight houses^[94]	38195	Upload another image See more images
St Mary's and St Peter's Episcopal Church	Montrose	NO7172957772	56°42′39″N 2°27′48″W / 56.710781°N 2.463408°W / 56.710781; -2.463408	Mid 19th-century Gothic Revival church by John Henderson^[95]	38204	Upload another image See more images
Chapel Works	Montrose	NO7187157735	56°42′38″N 2°27′40″W / 56.710457°N 2.461084°W / 56.710457; -2.461084 (Chapel Works)	Textile mills, 1833 with later additions, the largest mills in Angus outside Dundee^[96]	38212
Montrose Air Station Building 48	Montrose Airfield	NO7179559399	56°43′31″N 2°27′45″W / 56.725401°N 2.462509°W / 56.725401; -2.462509 (Montrose Air Station Building 48)	Unaltered military aircraft shed built 1914^[97]	38228	Upload another image
Bell Rock Lighthouse	Inchcape, offshore from Arbroath	NO7616526808	56°25′58″N 2°23′17″W / 56.43286°N 2.388089°W / 56.43286; -2.388089 (Bell Rock Lighthouse)	Lighthouse built 1811 by Robert Stevenson^[98]	45197	Upload another image See more images
Logie Schoolhouse, Former U.F. Church	Logie	NO6980863554	56°45′45″N 2°29′44″W / 56.762602°N 2.495469°W / 56.762602; -2.495469	Later-18th- or early-19th-century vernacular school house, later used as a church^[99]	50209

Notes

↑ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference (where provided) is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
• "Guide to National Grid". Ordnance Survey. Retrieved 2007-12-12.
• "Get-a-map". Ordnance Survey. Retrieved 2007-12-17.
↑ The "HB Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building by Historic Scotland.
1 2 3 Also in Aberdeenshire, as it crosses the River North Esk which is the council boundary

References

↑ Guide to the Protection of Scotland’s Listed Buildings (PDF). Historic Scotland. 2009. p. 4. ISBN 978-1-84917-013-0. Retrieved 2010-05-05.
↑ "What is Listing?". Historic Scotland. Retrieved 2010-05-05.
1 2 Scottish Historic Environment Policy (PDF). Historic Scotland. October 2008. pp. 24–25. ISBN 978-1-84917-002-4. Retrieved 2010-05-05.
↑ Guide to the Protection of Scotland’s Listed Buildings, p. 17.
↑ "Airlie Parish Kirk: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Careston Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Bridge Of Dun: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "House Of Dun (Hotel): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "House Of Dun Court Of Offices: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "St. Vigeans Parish Kirk: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Melgund Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Usan House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Dunninald Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Kirkton Of Craig, Kirk Tower House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Craig House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Craig House - Entrance Gateway: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Kintrockat House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Ardovie House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Brechin Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Stannochy Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Auchterhouse Old Mansion House Hotel Including Game Store Garden And Enclosing Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Auchterhouse Old Mansion House Hotel Dovecot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Balruddery, East Gates, Including Gatepiers, Quadrants And Adjoining Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Gallery: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Upper North Water Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Marykirk Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Marykirk Bridge, Tollhouse.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Edzell Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Red Castle - Enceinte: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Red Castle - Keep.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Ethie Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Invermark Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Restenneth Priory: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Baldovie Farmhouse: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Farnell Parish Kirk: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Farnell Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Glamis Village, Kirkwynd, Parish Kirk, Strathmore Aisle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Inverquharity Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Mains Of Rochelhill Dovecot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Glamis Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Glamis Castle Policies, Sundial: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Glamis Castle Policies, Dovecot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Pitmuies - Home Farm.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Gardyne Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Braikie Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Edzell Castle, Mains Of Edzell, Doocot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Pitmuies House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Parish Church, Including Duncan Burial Enclosure, Churchyard Wall And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Fowlis Easter Parish Church Including Churchyard Cross And Graveslab And Boundary Wall: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Balintore Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Kirkton Of Tealing, Former Tealing Parish Church, Including Churchyard: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "South Balluderon Farm, Steading Including Stackyard Walls, Implement Shed, Field Trough And Mill Dam With Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Affleck Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Pitscandly House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Balnamoon House - Lectern-Type Sundial E. Of House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "House Of Kinnaber: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Stracathro House (Staff Residence Of Stracathro Hospital): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Stracathro House Stables: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Downie Park House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Panmure Estate - The West Gate: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Panmure Estate - Commemorative Column.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Tealing House, Tealing Home Farm, Dovecot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Gagie, Gagie House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Gagie, Gagie House, Summerhouse: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Murroes, Murroes House, Including Boundary Wall And Out Buildings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Arbroath Abbey - Abbey Church And Precincts: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Arbroath Abbey - Conventual Building: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Arbroath Abbey - Pend: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Arbroath Abbey - Regality Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Arbroath Abbey - Abbot's House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Dens Road, Baltic Works (Former Arbroath Warehouse Limited Bond Number 1): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Ladyloan, Bell Rock Lighthouse Signal Tower And Entrance Lodges: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "The Elms: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Mortuary Chapel - Western Cemetery: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Hospital Field: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Brechin Cathedral Church Lane.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Round Tower At South West Angle Of Cathedral Church Lane: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "25, 27 High Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "68-74 High Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Maison Dieu Chapel Maisondieu Lane: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Baptist Church (Formerly West And St Columba's Parish Church) And Halls, Panmure Street/Southesk Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Brechin Bridge Over River South Esk Off River Street.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Southesk Church (Former Gardner Memorial Church) St Ninian's Square And Damacre Road Including Church Halls And Vestries.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Municipal Buildings Castle Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Lowson Memorial Parish Church Jamieson Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "St. Mary's Episcopal Church, West Hillbank: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "174 High Street (Holly House) Including Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "190 High Street, The Retreat, Including Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "214 And 216 High Street, Public Library Including Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "High Street, Town House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "High Street, Montrose Parish Church (Church Of Scotland), Including Churchyard, Boundary Walls And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "10 Castle Place, Straton House Including Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Bridge Street, Montrose Infirmary, Including Ancillary Structures To North, And Boundary Walls And Gatepiers To Bridge Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "1-8 (Inclusive Nos) Panmure Terrace Including Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Provost Scott's Road, St Mary's And St Peter's Episcopal Church Including Churchyard, Boundary Walls, Gatepiers And Gates.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Eastern Road And Paton's Lane, Chapel Works Or Bond (Centre Buildings) To Paton's Lane: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Montrose Air Station Building 48: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Bell Rock Lighthouse: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
↑ "Logie Schoolhouse, Former U.F. Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.

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