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Listed buildings in Brent

Brent has 93 listed building entries — 1 Grade I, 8 Grade II* and 84 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 26 July 1951 and the most recent from 9 June 2023.

List entries
93
Grade I
1
1.1%
Grade II*
8
8.6%
Grade II
84
90.3%

When Brent’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 31 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Brent (9)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Church of All SoulsII*135900023 January 1974
Church of St AndrewII*107888126 July 1951
Church of St MaryII*135903626 July 1951
Hundred Elms Farm OutbuildingII*10788766 October 1952
Mecca BingoII*107888910 October 1980
New Parish Church of St AndrewII*10788746 October 1952
Old Parish Church of St AndrewI11886766 October 1952
Sudbury Town Underground StationII*129459419 February 1971
The Old OxgateII*107887526 July 1951

Grade II listed buildings in Brent

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1,2,24 and 25, Cambridge Gardens Nw6II135903228 March 1977
1/1a-5/5a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448244 February 1999
10, Cambridge Avenue Nw6II135940331 March 1978
10/10a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448294 February 1999
105, 107 and 109, High StreetII118861326 January 1978
11/11a-12/12a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448304 February 1999
12-18, CAMBRIDGE GARDENS NW6 (See details for further address information)II107887331 March 1978
12-26, OXFORD ROAD NW6 (See details for further address information)II118869331 March 1978
142, Slough LaneII12452208 January 1999
148, Slough LaneII137605911 August 1998
15-29, Princess RoadII107888528 March 1977
18-56, Cambridge Avenue Nw6II106421831 March 1978
3 and 5, Buck LaneII109611721 February 2003
32-84, Princess Road Nw6II107888628 March 1977
45-67, PRINCESS ROAD NW6 (See details for further address information)II118870331 March 1977
6/6a-7/7a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448264 February 1999
61 and 63, Cambridge Road Nw6II135903328 March 1977
8/8a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448274 February 1999
842, Harrow Road Nw10II107887923 January 1974
9,11 and 13, Princess Road Nw6II135903728 March 1977
9/9a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448284 February 1999
96 and 98, Sudbury Court RoadII107888815 March 1979
971-977, Harrow RoadII10788806 October 1978
Alexandra TerraceII129462328 March 1977
Bandstand in Queen's ParkII138206316 August 2000
Brent Town HallII126214124 September 1990
Brent ViaductII107889030 September 1981
Burial enclosures of Mayer, Juliana and Hannah Rothschild in Willesden Jewish Cemetery (United Synagogue Cemetery)II14498445 September 2017
Cambridge Hall, KilburnII127196226 November 1998
Chest Tomb to Joseph Finch in St Andrews Old ChurchyardII126787218 November 1996
Christ ChurchII129460615 March 1979
Church of Our Lady of WillesdenII106421715 March 1979
Church of St AndrewII10788532 August 1990
Church of St FrancisII107820227 November 1993
Church of St GabrielII118873826 July 1951
Church of St George and PresbyteryII125275121 February 1994
Church of St JohnII135903415 March 1979
Church of St MatthewII13590203 June 1992
Church of St MichaelII126212511 April 1995
Church of the AscensionII142606017 July 2015
Church of the Holy InnocentsII11886626 October 1952
Complex of Funerary Buildings at Willesden Jewish Cemetery (United Synagogue Cemetery)II14487181 August 2017
Dollis Hill Synagogue and Forecourt RailingsII12526799 March 1982
Front Boundary Wall and Lych Gate of St John'S ChurchII129470815 March 1979
Garden Walls, Gates, Pergola of 2 Portland Stone Ionic Columns. Sundial on Portland Stone Ionic Columns at Barham Old CourtII129472915 March 1979
Gatepiers Between Numbers 5/5a and 6/6a Old St Andrew'S MansionsII12448254 February 1999
Goetze Grave in Paddington CemeteryII13895348 November 2001
Green Man Public HouseII129463815 March 1979
Hayland MidcotII110966830 June 1983
K6 Telephone KioskII135900329 June 1987
K6 Telephone Kiosk Near Milman Road, Entrance to Queens ParkII107889129 June 1987
K8 Kiosk at Northwick Park StationII14853789 June 2023
Kilburn Park Underground StationII107887115 March 1979
Kingsbury ManorII132204728 September 1999
Kingsley CourtII124723924 November 2000
Mecca Bingo ClubII13849325 October 2000
Memorial sculpture group ‘to the memory of prisoners of war and victims of concentration camps 1914–1945’II143136919 January 2016
Monument to William Frederick Ashton in St Andrews Old ChurchyardII126787118 November 1996
Prince of Wales Public HouseII107887231 March 1978
Roman Catholic Church of St JosephII14310304 November 2016
St Andrew'S Church SchoolII107888715 March 1979
St Andrew'S Presbyterian ChurchII13350844 November 1993
St Andrew'S VicarageII135903815 March 1979
St Andrews Church HallII12527022 August 1990
Stonebridge Park Public HouseII107888215 March 1979
Summerhouse Approximately 10 Metres North of Kingsbury ManorII132204928 September 1999
The Chapels at Paddington CemeteryII135900227 May 1982
The GrangeII107888326 July 1951
The Jubilee ClockII135903523 January 1974
Three K6 telephone kiosksII126213329 June 1987
Tomb of Max Eberstadt, Willesden Jewish Cemetery (United Synagogue Cemetery)II14498455 September 2017
Tomb of Rosalind FranklinII14441767 March 2017
Tombstone to Edwin Austin Abbey in St Andrews Old ChurchyardII126787318 November 1996
Tombstone to Henry Wetherilt in St Andrews Old ChurchyardII126786918 November 1996
Tombstone to Thomas Raworth in St Andrews Old ChurchyardII126787518 November 1996
Tombstone to Timothy Wetherilt in St Andrews Old ChurchyardII126786618 November 1996
Trough Outside Number 665II10806277 November 1984
War Memorial, Willesden Jewish CemeteryII14498425 September 2017
Wembley Arena (Formerly the Empire Pool)II107887714 October 1976
Wembley Fire StationII124723624 November 2000
Wembley Hill LodgeII13590011 June 1973
Willesden Green Underground StationII13918087 November 2006
Willesden Liberal Jewish Cemetery War MemorialII14618737 February 2019
Windermere Public HouseII135034815 May 2003

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Brent?
Brent has 93 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 1 Grade I, 8 Grade II* and 84 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Brent 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. Brent’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Brent 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.