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Listed buildings in Bristol, City of

Bristol, City of has 2,145 listed building entries — 53 Grade I, 212 Grade II* and 1,880 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 8 January 1959 and the most recent from 28 August 2024.

List entries
2,145
Grade I
53
2.5%
Grade II*
212
9.9%
Grade II
1,880
87.6%

When Bristol, City of’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 1,204 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Bristol, City of — page 7 of 7

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Wall, Gate Piers and Gates of Former Church of St Andrew (Now Demolished)II12021094 March 1977
Wall, Gates and Railings to Stranger'S Burial GroundII12023624 March 1977
Walled Entrance Screen and Archway to the New RoomII12020268 January 1959
Walls and Doorways Attached to Frome LodgeII12079964 March 1977
Walls and Gate Piers to Numbers 6 and 7II12821334 March 1977
Walls and Gate Piers to Numbers 8 and 9II12025114 March 1977
Walls and Gazebo Along North West Side of Sanctuary GardensII12020784 March 1977
Walls and Piers at Entrance to and Flanking Drive to Blaise Castle HouseII12080474 March 1977
Walls and Piers to Forecourt of Number 91II12822888 August 1975
Walls and Piers to South Entrance to Clifton Hill School Playing FieldsII12065824 March 1977
Walls and Railings Approximately 30 Metres to West of Numbers 9-12 (Not Included)II13551794 March 1977
Walls and Steps to Footpath Leading to Meridian ValeII102502130 December 1994
Walls Attached to the GrangeII12079464 March 1977
Walls Enclosing the Old House, Brooks End and Garden FlatII12186264 March 1977
Walls Piers and Gates to South and West of Church of Holy TrinityII12929374 March 1977
Walls Surrounding Jews' Burial GroundII12036794 March 1977
Walls to South East of St Mary'S Churchyard, Extending North to Henbury RoadII129186230 December 1994
Walls, Gates and Railings to Church of St Mary and Garden Wall of Close HouseII12020744 March 1977
Walls, Gates and Railings to Grove HallII12022534 March 1977
Walls, Gates and Railings to South and West of Church of St WerburghII12822254 March 1977
Walls, Lodge and Gates to Queen Elizabeth'S HospitalII12041164 March 1977
Walls, Piers and Doorway to Street Frontage of Number 99II121001230 December 1994
Walls, Piers and Doorways to Street Frontage of Numbers 69 and 71II12023504 March 1977
Walls, Piers and Gates to West Entrance to Clifton Hill School Playing FieldsII12022134 March 1977
Walls, Piers and Railings Along Road Frontage to Royal ColonnadeII12074474 March 1977
Walls, Piers and Railings Flanking FootpathII12821354 March 1977
Walls, Piers, Gates and Railings to South West, North West and North East of St John'S Burial GroundII12095864 March 1977
Walls, Quays and Bollards to Bathurst BasinII12040104 March 1977
Walls, Railings and Gates of Church of Holy TrinityII12019964 March 1977
Walls, Railings, Piers and Gates to West Side of Church of St JamesII129105430 December 1994
Walsall Conduits SiteII11872638 February 1988
War MemorialII142592528 May 2015
War MemorialII12931534 March 1977
War Memorial Calvary Adjacent to Church of All SaintsII138926311 July 2001
War Memorial, St Mary RedcliffeII14379534 October 2016
Warehouse to the Back of Number 3 Queen SquareII120622530 December 1994
Warehouse, Former Premises of Marble Mosiac CompanyII120197530 December 1994
Warehouse, Premises of Clarks Wood CompanyII120256730 December 1994
Watts Memorial Drinking FountainII12026684 March 1977
Wca WarehouseII12024854 March 1977
Wellington HouseII12048154 March 1977
Wellington House and Attached StablesII12088054 March 1977
Welsh Back Wharf Extending Approximately 450 Metres Between Bristol and Redcliffe BridgesII120267630 December 1994
Wesley Memorial ChurchII12461258 June 2001
West GateII105227218 May 1981
West India HouseII120267530 December 1994
West Town HouseII12914314 March 1977
Westbourne GarageII12195284 March 1977
Westbury Village HallII12022174 March 1977
Western Entrance Gates to Arnos Vale CemeteryII12809224 March 1977
Western House Perimeter Walls, Piers and GatesII12021804 March 1977
Westmoreland FarmhouseII12077994 March 1977
Westmoreland Stable and BarnII12021834 March 1977
White Bear Public HouseII120254530 December 1994
White Cross Court and Attached Front Garden Walls and RailingsII128205212 April 1972
White Hart HotelII12824014 March 1977
White Hart Inn and Attached WallII12023644 March 1977
White Lion InnII12024554 March 1977
Whitney HouseII12931524 March 1977
Wick HouseII12027024 March 1977
Wickham BridgeII12820288 January 1959
Wickham Court and Attached Garden WallII12027038 January 1959
Williams Monument in Arnos Vale CemeteryII135041230 January 2003
Wills HallII120243023 June 1987
Wills Hall Warden'S LodgeII128217223 June 1987
Wills Number 1 FactoryII12022156 June 1975
Windmill Hill and Attached Railings and GatesII128239730 December 1994
Windsor Cottage and Attached Front Garden Railings and PiersII12910154 March 1977
Wood LodgeII12087184 March 1977
Woodland TerraceII12027094 March 1977
WoodlandsII120541430 December 1994
Woodman'S Cottage, Blaise Castle EstateII12933034 March 1977
World'S End HouseII12199314 March 1977
Worral HouseII120271530 December 1994
Wrought Iron Railings Extending Approximately 150 Metres Along the South East SideII120271930 December 1994
Ye Olde CottageII120236830 December 1994
York Cottage and Area RailingsII120272830 December 1994
York House and Area RailingsII12820414 March 1977
York House and Attached Front Area RailingsII12022124 March 1977
Zion House and Attached Railings and GatewaysII120751812 March 1976

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Bristol, City of?
Bristol, City of has 2,145 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 53 Grade I, 212 Grade II* and 1,880 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Bristol, City of 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. Bristol, City of’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Bristol, City of 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.