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Listed buildings in Bromsgrove

Bromsgrove has 490 listed building entries — 7 Grade I, 26 Grade II* and 457 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 23 April 1952 and the most recent from 7 November 2025.

List entries
490
Grade I
7
1.4%
Grade II*
26
5.3%
Grade II
457
93.3%

When Bromsgrove’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 273 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Bromsgrove — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Outhouse About 5 Metres North West of Longfield ManorII110021916 July 1986
Paper Mill Lodge at Hewell GrangeII144523315 May 2017
Parkside SchoolII139299921 November 2008
Perrymill FarmhouseII110019816 July 1986
Perrymill FarmhouseII110020816 July 1986
Plas CadwganII116769016 July 1986
Plymouth HouseII116788316 July 1986
Poplar FarmhouseII116754016 July 1986
Porch House FarmhouseII137993114 December 1999
Primrose CottageII116736117 July 1986
Priory CottageII110009917 July 1986
Railway Under Bridge at NGR SO9750570060 (Adjacent to signal G73)II13997886 October 2011
Red Lion InnII109955028 April 1952
Reid CottageII110015217 July 1986
Roman Catholic Church of St PeterII12504304 October 1995
Rose CottageII110020916 July 1986
Rose DeneII110010012 May 1976
RosevilleII116735217 July 1986
Rowan Cottage and HillsideII10995391 November 1972
Rowhouse FarmhouseII129682616 July 1986
Rowney Green House FarmhouseII134853616 July 1986
Royden House and No 17II11001488 July 1977
Ruins of the Old Hewell GrangeII116798416 July 1986
Scarfields FarmhouseII110023116 November 1967
Shakespeare HouseII11667258 July 1971
Six Bells Cottage and Fairview, and Attached Garden WallII110015616 July 1986
SpringfieldII110011217 July 1986
St John'S CourtII11003628 July 1971
St John'S HouseII13011421 November 1972
Stable About 10 Yards West of Woodcote FarmhouseII110011118 May 1984
Stable from WychboldII110021616 July 1986
Statue in East Quadrant of French Garden, South of Hewell GrangeII129663616 July 1986
Statue in Forecourt to North of Hewell GrangeII110016216 July 1986
Statue in North Quadrant of French Garden, South of Hewell GrangeII110016416 July 1986
Statue in South Quadrant of French Garden, South of Hewell GrangeII134858316 July 1986
Statue in West Quadrant of French Garden, South of Hewell GrangeII116798116 July 1986
SteppingleyII110018616 July 1986
Stoke CourtII110018416 July 1986
Stoke Prior War MemorialII14629628 March 2019
Stone Piers to West of No 40II10995441 November 1972
Stonehouse FarmhouseII110017716 July 1986
Stoney Lane FarmhouseII116805916 July 1986
Storrage HouseII13895328 November 2001
Strand HouseII11003661 November 1972
Sugarbrook ManorII134855316 November 1967
Sunday SchoolII10995431 November 1972
Swing Door and Portal About 25 Metres North East of Hewell GrangeII110016316 July 1986
Tan House FarmhouseII116771522 July 1981
Tardebigge FarmhouseII124808716 November 1967
Temple Broughton GranaryII134853216 July 1986
The Bell and Cross Public HouseII116703517 July 1986
The Bell InnII110014123 April 1952
The BirchesII134859516 November 1967
The Clock House (Formerly Twatling Farm)II12447305 February 1999
The CottagesII13485797 February 1980
The Crabmill InnII109953728 April 1952
The DusthouseII110015731 January 1981
The FirsII110018116 July 1986
The Former Tennis Court, Hewell GrangeII134858416 July 1986
The LawnsII139313523 June 2005
The Leasowes FarmhouseII134854016 July 1986
The LydiateII110014716 November 1967
The Merchant'S HouseII110021516 July 1986
The Old BarnII134848828 April 1952
The Old RectoryII116665523 April 1952
The Old RectoryII116726516 July 1986
The Old RectoryII116802216 July 1986
The Old School HouseII110017516 July 1986
The Old SmithyII138915819 January 2001
The Old Toll HouseII116688317 July 1986
The Old VicarageII110012517 July 1986
The Orangery and Adjoining Garden Wall About 30 Yards South West of Brookfield HouseII110015327 January 1977
The Priest'S HouseII129699723 April 1952
The Priory Including Outbuildings Adjoining NorthII138925126 June 2001
The Queens Head Public HouseII125042922 February 1989
The Queens Public HouseII134860217 July 1986
The RectoryII134859616 November 1967
The Red HouseII13861915 November 1998
The SchoolhouseII130108817 July 1986
The String of HorsesII116769516 July 1986
The Tithe Barn and Adjacent Garden Walls About 10 Yards South-West of Grafton Manor and Adjoining ChapelII110013217 July 1986
The VicarageII116748216 November 1967
Thicknall FarmhouseII116705817 July 1986
Timberhonger FarmhouseII129696417 July 1986
Townsend MillII13488771 November 1972
Trinity Methodist Memorial ChurchII138914018 January 2001
Truemans Heath FarmhouseII110013916 July 1986
Tutnall HallII129660423 April 1952
Tutnall HouseII134858716 July 1986
Upper Bentley FarmhouseII134856316 July 1986
Vine CottageII110022216 July 1986
Wagon Shed from HanburyII110021716 July 1986
Walled Garden About 10 Yards East of Clent HouseII110012317 July 1986
Walled Garden and Associated Structures at Hewell GrangeII146959113 October 2020
Walton FarmhouseII130106017 July 1986
Walton HouseII116708217 July 1986
Warwick HallII130116528 April 1952
Wassell Grove Farmhouse and Attached Wall, Railings and Gate to FrontII110010917 July 1986
Water TowerII129691916 July 1986
Water Tower About 300 Metres South of Hewell GrangeII129664816 July 1986
Weatheroak FarmhouseII134853523 April 1952
Weatheroak Hall, Kings Norton Golf ClubII134859023 April 1952
Wendron HouseII103161320 February 1998
West Lodge and Adjoining GranaryII116712317 July 1986
Weston Hall FarmhouseII116775316 November 1967
Windsor Memorial Cross About 15 Metres South of South Porch of Church of St LaurenceII110022616 July 1986
Woodcote Farmhouse and Adjacent Garden Wall, Gate Piers and Moat BridgeII127773118 May 1984
Woodcote LodgeII110009217 July 1986
Woodcote Manor HouseII13485714 March 1983
Woodhall GrangeII110010117 July 1986
WoodlandsII110009817 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Bridge Number 55II110017316 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Canal Bridge (Between Locks 44 and 45)II134855916 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Canal Bridge (Between Locks 49 and 50)II134856016 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Canal Bridge About 100 Metres West South West of Lock 58II12638201 December 1992
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Canal Bridge Number 49 (Between Lock Numbers 30 and 31)II134855516 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Canal Bridge Number 50 (Between Locks 35 and 36)II116785816 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Cottage at Lock 58, Tardebigge FlightII10782391 December 1992
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 29II110018716 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 30II116784316 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 31II110018816 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 32II116785116 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 33II134855616 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 34II116785516 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 35II110018916 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 36II134855716 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 37II116786116 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 38II110019016 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 39II129670316 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 40II110019116 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 41II134855816 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 42II116786516 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 43II110019216 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 44II129670616 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 45II116786716 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 46II110019316 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 47II116786916 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 48II110019416 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 49II116787016 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 50II110019516 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 51II116787116 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 52II134856116 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 53II116787916 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 54II110019616 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 55II134858816 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 56II116807216 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 57II110017216 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Lock Number 58 Including Side Pond Retaining Wall and Sluice Immediately SouthII10782381 December 1992
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, South Portal of the Tardebigge TunnelII134858916 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Stoke Pound Bridge (Number 48)II116783516 July 1986
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, the Old Engine HouseII116807716 July 1986
Workshops About 75 Metres South West of South Porch of Tardbigge TunnelII116808416 July 1986
Worms Ash FarmhouseII11666601 November 1972
Yarnold Lane FarmhouseII129689517 July 1986
Yarnolds HouseII110020216 July 1986
Yew Tree FarmhouseII134857317 July 1986
Yew Tree House and Adjoining WallII110011517 July 1986

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Bromsgrove?
Bromsgrove has 490 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 7 Grade I, 26 Grade II* and 457 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Bromsgrove 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. Bromsgrove’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Bromsgrove 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.