Ravenstonedale
| 11 | House at High Dovengill, about 3 miles south of the church, retains some original stone windows. Condition - Ruined. |
| 12 | House 30 yards west of (11) retains some original stone windows, and a doorway with a segmental arch. Condition - Ruined. |
| 13 | Elm Pot, house 250 yards south of (12) was built early in the 18th century. |
| 14 | Streetside, house 1/4 mile SSW of (13) retains some original stone windows. A doorway on the west side has the date 1714. Inside the building are two original panelled partitions. |
| 15 | Low Sprintgill, house 1/4 mile west of (12). |
| 16 | High Sprintgill, house 200 yards SW of (15), contains a two-stage cupboard and a spice cupboard, both with panelled doors. A large original fireplace has a segmental arch. |
| 17 | Murthwaite. House 3 1/2 miles south of the church, was built probably early in the 18th century, and has a fireplace with a corbelled head dated 1780. |
| 18 | House 30 yards NW of (17) was built early in the 18th century, and has a reset door lintel with the initials and date A & F I 1710. |
| 19 | Bridge, house 630 yards SE of (18), retains an original window, originally of three lights. |
| 20 | Wraygreen, house 300 yards SSE of (19), retains some original windows, partly blocked; above the lower range is a continuous label with scrolled ends. Inside the building is a three stage cupboard of the local type, with enriched upper panels, turned posts and fascia, with the initials RA WP 1644, possibly added. There is also a panelled partition. |
| 21 | Tarn, house nearly 4 1/4 miles south of the church, and 160 yards SSE of (20). |