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Listed buildings in Brentwood

Brentwood has 522 listed building entries — 12 Grade I, 28 Grade II* and 482 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 27 August 1952 and the most recent from 6 March 2026.

List entries
522
Grade I
12
2.3%
Grade II*
28
5.4%
Grade II
482
92.3%

When Brentwood’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 247 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Brentwood — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Milestone 13 Metres West of the HermitageII12080269 December 1994
Milestone at Norton HeathII14944166 March 2026
Milestone in Road Verge Opposite Number 179II11971929 December 1994
Mitre House Brentwood SchoolII129721021 October 1958
Monument to William Hunter 16 Metres North West of Newnum HouseII11972489 December 1994
Mount ThriftII120540221 October 1958
Mounting Block and Obelisk 16 Metres North East of Brentwood School Main BlockII11972279 December 1994
Mountnessing Hall and Attached Walls, Railings and GatesII119732529 December 1952
MurcocksII129722320 February 1976
Nag'S Head InnII119719020 February 1976
Navestock HallII120865227 August 1952
Navestock KennelsII129311920 February 1976
Navestock WoodhouseII129311520 February 1976
New Church of St NicholasII11973119 December 1994
New FarmhouseII12808259 December 1994
New Hall FarmhouseII119733420 February 1976
Newlands HallII12987404 June 1992
Newnum House Brentwood SchoolII11972479 December 1994
North Barn 18 Metres South West of Rose Hall FarmhouseII119734428 August 1980
Numbers 1 and 2 Randalls CottagesII12085699 December 1994
NunnsII129726520 February 1976
Oak Beam Cottage Warley Green CottageII120662821 October 1958
Old Bank HouseII119729527 April 1983
Old School, Brentwood SchoolII119722621 October 1958
Old Shenfield PlaceII129723221 October 1958
Orangery and Garden Wall at Kelvedon HallII120789220 February 1967
Orchard House with Garden Wall and Orchard WallII11972569 December 1994
Outbuilding East of Greyhound Public HouseII119723315 July 1994
Outbuildings at DytchleysII119719921 October 1958
Parish Lock Up 2 Metres South East of Drury'S FarmhouseII12083339 December 1994
Parish Social ClubII137882914 October 1999
Park FarmhouseII119727127 August 1952
Park FarmhouseII129725220 February 1976
Park HouseII120561520 February 1976
Pear Tree CottageII119727320 February 1976
Pettits FarmhouseII102500620 February 1976
Pilgrims HallII119724021 October 1958
Pond HouseII119724620 February 1976
Poplars HallII119724320 February 1976
Post OfficeII129314821 October 1958
Potter Row FarmhouseII120770122 February 1982
Priest'S HouseII12972219 December 1994
PriorsII119731820 February 1976
Pump 3 Metres North West of Dunstead'S FarmhouseII11973099 December 1994
Pump 3 Metres West of Fryerning HallII11872139 December 1994
Pump Approximately 3 Metres North East of Rear Right Wing of WyattsII11971809 December 1994
Pump FarmhouseII120826310 June 1975
Pump House FarmhouseII119731920 February 1976
Q8 Petroleum Service StationII119722221 October 1958
Queen Mary ChapelII129304221 October 1958
Ray Place FarmhouseII119717420 February 1967
RaysII120762429 December 1952
Reaper'S CroftII129720720 February 1976
Rear Garden Wall at Hutton HouseII12077089 December 1994
Richards CottageII12971989 December 1994
Road Bridge Over London to Norwich Railway LineII12079189 December 1994
Rochetts FarmhouseII129721820 February 1976
Rose and Crown InnII120764320 February 1976
Rose CottageII119724520 February 1976
Rose CottageII125060721 October 1958
Rose Hall FarmhouseII120865620 February 1976
Roses FarmhouseII129726220 February 1976
RowfeysII120533020 February 1976
Ruins of Old Chapel of St Thomas a BecketII119722121 October 1958
Ruskett'S CottagesII119717620 February 1976
SabinaII129304720 February 1976
Sabines FarmII11973417 June 1989
Salmond'S FarmhouseII127956821 October 1958
School HouseII120861320 February 1976
School House, Brentwood SchoolII119779020 February 1976
ScottsII118732520 February 1976
Shaw CottageII120488120 February 1976
Shaw HouseII119716620 February 1976
Shelter Shed and Attached Byre 100 Metres North West of Ingatestone HallII11972889 December 1994
Shen Place Almshouses and PumpII11972495 April 1994
Shenfield CottageII120803819 May 1975
Shenfield HallII119721521 October 1958
Shops FarmhouseII119727520 February 1976
Soams FarmhouseII119734720 February 1976
Soap HouseII129717720 February 1976
South Barn 60 Metres South of Rose Hall FarmhouseII120865828 August 1980
South Lodge to Warley PlaceII119726121 October 1958
SpilfeathersII119727820 February 1976
Sprigg'S FarmhouseII129725420 February 1976
St LeonardsII11972819 December 1994
Stable 36 Metres North West of Navestock HallII12930339 December 1994
Stable 9 Metres South East of Frieze HallII12803119 December 1994
Stable and Coach House at Hutton HouseII11972429 December 1994
Stable Block 8 Metres North of MascallsII129724211 November 1974
Stable Block and Garden Wall at Brizes ParkII120791220 February 1976
Stable Block at Great MylesII127952720 February 1967
Stable Block at TruelovesII11973104 May 1994
Stable Block North West of Kelvedon HallII120789620 February 1967
Stable Building and Coachmans Cottage 45 Metres North of Jericho PrioryII120485913 March 1972
Stable Complex 30 Metres South of Dairy FarmhouseII12972589 December 1994
Stable Range 20 Metres South West of Heron HallII119718320 February 1976
Stables 40 Metres West of St LeonardsII10522859 December 1994
Stables at Boyles Court FarmII12064479 December 1994
Steps and Handrails Attached to Number 100II119730020 February 1976
Stocks at Junction with Stocks LaneII120783720 February 1967
Stondon HallII129717927 August 1952
Stondon Massey HouseII129299920 February 1967
Stondon PlaceII119734620 February 1976
Stony Hills FarmII12972159 December 1994
Suffolk HouseII120633926 August 1975
Summer House in Garden of Hutton LodgeII11873999 December 1994
Sumners FarmhouseII119727420 February 1976
Swan HouseII12053509 December 1994
Swift CottageII127954720 August 1975
Tan HouseII129303720 February 1976
Thatched CottageII120538720 February 1976
Thatchers Arms InnII120855921 October 1958
The BargeII119717920 February 1976
The Barn at BelladaleII12051825 June 1978
The Bell HouseII119720020 February 1976
The Bell InnII119730329 December 1952
The Black MillII120859320 February 1976
The Bull InnII128095927 August 1952
The Bull InnII129725920 February 1976
The Chequers Public House with Attached Stable and BakehouseII12796109 December 1994
The CottageII12053719 December 1994
The CottageII129307818 December 1992
The CottageII129724625 July 1989
The Cottage and Attached RailingsII119726521 October 1958
The Crown InnII127964929 December 1952
The ForgeII129300920 February 1976
The ForgeII129720420 February 1976
The Fruit FarmII120583224 May 1993
The GrangeII119727920 February 1976
The HermitageII119725021 October 1958
The Hyde FarmhouseII119717520 February 1976
The Old BakeryII128027320 February 1976
The Old Dog Public HouseII120551320 February 1976
The Old Manor House with Attached Railings and GateII119716720 February 1976
The Old Post Office and Attached RailingsII129297121 October 1958
The PoplarsII129725720 February 1976
The PrioryII139167415 August 2006
The Red HouseII119726021 October 1958
The Rose InnII129726120 February 1976
The Shepherd Public HouseII129720220 February 1976
The SquirrelsII120857520 February 1976
The Star InnII129719720 February 1976
The Towers Arms InnII120873921 October 1958
The Viper public houseII146027823 April 2019
The WoodbinesII119716820 February 1976
Thoby Priory RuinsII129318329 December 1952
Three WantzII119726920 February 1976
Three WaysII119715920 February 1976
TilehurstII11973249 December 1994
Toby HouseII12932009 December 1994
Toll Bar CottageII119719421 October 1958
Tombstone of George Gross, 9/10 Metres East of Church of St Mary the VirginII12972319 December 1994
Tombstone of Richard Moss, 5 Metres North of Nave of Church of St Mary the VirginII11972149 December 1994
Tombstone to Gyver Bridge 9 Metres North East of Church of St PeterII11972629 December 1994
Tower House at Warley HospitalII11972589 December 1994
Trees Cottage Walnut Tree CottageII129728420 February 1976
TruelovesII12972014 May 1994
United Reformed ChurchII119723920 February 1976
Wall at Shen Place AlmshousesII12933449 December 1994
Wall from North East Corner of Church of St Laurence to Gateway at South West Corner of JerichoII11971639 December 1994
Wall from South East Corner of Service Range of Jericho Priory, Extending East to MoatII11971659 December 1994
Wall, Gate Piers and Railings to West of Middleton HallII11972379 December 1994
Walled Garden at Hutton HallII11971969 December 1994
WallettsII119721120 February 1976
Wardropers FarmhouseII129325920 February 1976
Warley ElmsII129723020 February 1976
Warley Hospital, Main Block, Administrative Buildings with Attached Ward WingsII120828820 February 1976
Waterhales FarmhouseII129312320 February 1976
Watton FarmhouseII129717420 February 1976
Weald HouseII120859620 February 1976
WealdcoteII129721921 October 1958
Wells FarmhouseII120521020 February 1976
White House FarmII119723420 February 1976
Whitehouse FarmII12077209 December 1994
Whitehouse FarmhouseII120855220 February 1976
Willow CottageII120849120 February 1976
Wishfields FarmhouseII11972729 December 1994
WoodlandsII119732020 February 1976
WoodlandsII120585620 February 1976
WoolwardsII129717120 February 1976
WyattsII12972569 December 1994
Yewtree CottageII119733720 February 1976

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Brentwood?
Brentwood has 522 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 12 Grade I, 28 Grade II* and 482 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Brentwood 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. Brentwood’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Brentwood 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.