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Listed buildings in Bradford

Bradford has 2,282 listed building entries — 23 Grade I, 69 Grade II* and 2,190 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 18 July 1949 and the most recent from 4 May 2023.

List entries
2,282
Grade I
23
1.0%
Grade II*
69
3.0%
Grade II
2,190
96.0%

When Bradford’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,655 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Bradford — page 8 of 8

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Upper Garden Pavilion at WhinburnII139297811 November 2008
Upper Gatecroft Farmhouse and Attached BarnII113348025 January 1985
Upper Green Farm CottageII12207069 August 1983
Upper Green Farmhouse and BarnII11336489 August 1983
Upper Hayhills Farmhouse and Attached BarnII126737525 January 1985
Upper HeadleyII11118669 August 1983
Upper Laithe BarnII113361718 August 1975
Upper Laithe FarmhouseII119934818 August 1975
Upper Park House CottagesII12182294 September 1952
Upper Penny Hill Farmhouse, Barn and Stables at Right AnglesII12918349 August 1983
Upper Pikeley FarmhouseII13144909 August 1983
Upper Swain Royd FarmhouseII12906369 August 1983
Upper SykeII138973520 March 2002
Utley HouseII113414923 February 1955
Vale Mills (Oldest Part Only)II12007614 December 1986
Viaduct and Bridge South of Mill PondII119981120 May 1976
Victoria HallII11335897 March 1985
Victoria MemorialII11328999 August 1983
Victoria Works, the Main Block to North West of ComplexII13006727 March 1985
Victoria Works, the main blocks to south of complexII13141907 March 1985
Walk Hill FarmhouseII11333229 August 1983
Wall around ground south of mill pond, along Main Street east of Malt Shovel and along west side of Corn Hill LaneII130094320 May 1976
Wall Attached to South Front of the Cottage at Old Harden GrangeII113335118 October 1985
Wall Enclosing Garden and Gate Piers in Front of Numbers of 670 and 670aII13144139 August 1983
Wall Railings and Gatepiers to Bingley Baptist ChurchII113334130 April 1982
Wall Running North from Mount Stead Cottage to Mount SteadII113354020 May 1976
Wall to Rear of the Cottage at Old Harden Grange Forming Walled GardenII120074618 October 1985
Wall, Gatepiers, Steps and Mounting Block Approximately 10 Metres South West of Monks BarnII131429418 October 1985
Walling to Drive Entrance North of Wheatley Grange, West Section of Which Extends Almost to North East Corner of HouseII131422620 May 1976
Walls and 2 Entrance Gate Piers Including Gates and Railings to South East of the HallII106585025 January 1985
Walls and Gateway Enclosing Graveyard and Friends' Meeting HouseII113345425 January 1985
Walls Flanking Footpaths To' Wilsden Hill' and the Recreation GroundII113336721 October 1975
Walls of Kitchen Garden Including Gateway on to East Terrace at Esholt HallII13144189 August 1983
Walnut Tree Farmhouse and Walnut CottageII13143349 August 1983
Walton Hole Farmhouse and Attached BarnII122435925 January 1985
War MemorialII113337218 October 1985
War Memorial in Ladyhill ParkII13143509 August 1983
Wardens House at the Bradford Trademens HomesII10557361 September 1977
Warehouse at Bowling Mills Combing Company Parallel with Newby StreetII11332859 August 1983
Warehouse opposite Gaumont TheatreII13760015 August 1998
Warehouse to right of The Queensbury TavernII13141827 March 1985
Water tower on south-western most platform of Keighley stationII13139084 December 1986
Well HouseII113354420 May 1976
Well-House 5 Metres West of Barn Dated 1783 200 Metres South West of Farfield HallII113345325 January 1985
Wells HouseII113346920 May 1976
Wesley HouseII113340115 December 1975
Wesleyan Methodist ChapelII13142745 May 1975
West Bradford Golf Club HouseII13143569 August 1983
West End FarmhouseII11333149 August 1983
West House Farmhouse and Numbers 1 and 2 West House CottagesII12005024 December 1986
West LodgeII123280226 April 1995
West ShelterII113341218 October 1985
West ViewII113346520 May 1976
West ViewII113346620 May 1976
West ViewII113346720 May 1976
Westcliffe Road Methodist ChapelII113352930 April 1982
Westfield United Reform ChurchII11336289 August 1983
WestwoodII12084469 August 1983
Westwood LodgeII13142384 October 1978
Wharton SquareII11331019 August 1983
Wheatley CottageII113348218 July 1949
Wheatley GrangeII128313720 May 1976
Wheatley HallII113347018 July 1949
Whinburn Lodge and attached Stable Block and Coach HouseII124570410 November 1998
Whinney Hill Foot Farmhouse Cottage and BarnII11995164 December 1986
White FarmII113349920 May 1976
White Lane TopII12211119 August 1983
White Lodge and White Lodge WestII113338110 January 1973
White WellsII120077720 May 1976
Whitteron HouseII13143319 August 1983
Who'S Farmhouse Attached Cottage and BarnII11340224 December 1986
Wilsden Cooperative SocietyII11998735 May 1975
Wilsden Independent Sunday SchoolII11333665 May 1975
Wilson FoldII12211939 August 1983
Wilson FoldII13141689 August 1983
Wilton HouseII11337119 August 1983
Wine Beck FarmhouseII113344910 September 1954
Winter GardenII130058420 May 1976
Wood BankII11996139 August 1966
WoodlandsII11341164 December 1986
WoodlandsII119932218 October 1985
Woodlands MillII133167527 February 1991
Wool-Comber'S Shop 10 Metres to South of Hardwick House FarmhouseII113344425 January 1985
Workshop/Barn to Rear of Number 10II12095609 August 1983
Yate Cottage Yate HouseII118348723 March 1955
Ye Olde Stone House 30 Metres to North West of Hardwick CottageII113344225 January 1985
York HouseII11329759 August 1983
Yorkshire BankII13144999 August 1983
Yorkshire County Savings BankII11329839 August 1983
Young Men'S Christian Association (Ymca)II11330229 August 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Bradford?
Bradford has 2,282 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 23 Grade I, 69 Grade II* and 2,190 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Bradford is listed?
Search the list below or Historic England’s National Heritage List by address. Remember that listing also covers attached structures and, usually, pre-1948 structures within the curtilage, so a garden wall or outbuilding can be protected even if it has no entry of its own. Bradford’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Bradford as local planning authority decides applications for listed building consent. For Grade I and II* buildings the council must notify Historic England, and some applications go to the Secretary of State.

Other local authorities

Source: National Heritage List for England, © Historic England 2026, via planning.data.gov.uk. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Retrieved 12 October 2026. Local authority assigned from the list entry point. This page is a summary — the legal record is the official list entry.