This document provides a list of heritage sites and buildings in the UK that are being considered for defence conservation projects. It includes the names and locations of 18 sites ranging from buildings at naval bases and dockyards in Plymouth dating back to the early 19th century to other structures such as a lighthouse, fort, and chapel in other parts of England. The grades listed after each site indicate their listing status on the national heritage register.

1. Defence Conservation Projects
The East Ropery, Spinning
House, South Yard, HMNB
Devonport, Plymouth.
C 1814 SAM / Grade I
South Saw Mills, South Yard,
HMNB Devonport, Plymouth.
C1847 SAM / Grade II*

2. No. 5 Store, The Colour Loft,
Morice Yard, HMNB
Devonport, Plymouth.
C1840-50 Grade II
No. 6 Store, The Sail Loft,
Morice Yard, HMNB
Devonport, Plymouth.
C1840-50 Grade II

3. No. 1 Covered Slip, South Yard, HMNB
Devonport, Plymouth.
C1814 Grade II*
The Swing Bridge, South Yard, HMNB
Devonport, Plymouth.
C1838 Grade II

4. Mount Wise House, Plymouth.
C1784/5 Grade II
The Breakwater, Lighthouse, Fort and
Beacon Refuge, Plymouth Sound.
C1811 Grade II

5. Flint Cottage, Chitterne, Salisbury Plain.
C1850 Grade II
Eyewell House, Eyewell, Somerset.
C1924-6 Grade II*

6. St. Bartholomew's Church, Fleet Air Arm
Memorial Church and 4 associated Chest
Tombs, Yeovilton.
Grade II* and II.
The Count House, or Ligger House,
Penhale.
Early C19th Grade II

7. The Old Stables, Norton Manor c1870 II,
Ernesettle Fort c1863-8 SAM,
King’s Hill Gazebo, HMNBD c1822 II* and , The “Robbers” Stones
Salisbury Plain, c1840 II.
John Wilde RIBA Dip Arch Cons
Chartered & Registered Architect.
Tel: 0(44)7919 892 135
Email: johnwildedesign@gmail.com