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Listed buildings in Cambridge

Cambridge has 837 listed building entries — 67 Grade I, 54 Grade II* and 716 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 26 April 1950 and the most recent from 8 April 2026.

List entries
837
Grade I
67
8.0%
Grade II*
54
6.5%
Grade II
716
85.5%

When Cambridge’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 420 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Cambridge — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
St Giles' War MemorialII14286266 October 2015
St John'S College, Boundary Wall on Queen'S Road Between the Field Gate and Bin BrookII13321812 November 1972
St John'S College, Field GateII112549026 April 1950
St John'S College, Four Gates Onto the Wilderness and the Scholars' Garden, North East Gate, North West Gate, South East Gate and South West GateII11056832 November 1972
St John'S College, Gates of Chapel Court Yard Onto St John'S StreetII13329522 November 1972
St John'S College, High Walk Bridge Over Bin BrookII13321802 November 1972
St John'S College, Master'S LodgeII110483718 May 1967
St John'S College, Screen Between the Chapel and the East Range of First CourtII11254852 November 1972
St John'S College, Stables of Master'S LodgeII112548718 May 1967
St John'S College, Wilderness Fence Along Queens' Road and Bin BrookII11056912 November 1972
St Johns' College, Bridge Over Bin Brook Between Trinity and St John'S BacksII11056812 November 1972
Stanley HouseII11262472 November 1972
Storey'S AlmshousesII11260862 November 1972
Storey'S AlmshousesII11261422 November 1972
Telephone Kiosk by BridgeII112603311 February 1988
Telephone Kiosk Outside Addenbrooke'S HospitalII122759711 February 1988
Telephone Kiosk Outside St Clement'S ChurchII126528811 February 1988
Telephone Kiosks Outside Pitt BuildingII112603511 February 1988
The Baron of Beef Public HouseII13385522 November 1972
The Brick Wall Joining Number 20 to Number 1 Fair StreetII11261642 November 1972
The Building Housing the Library at the Leys School the King George V GatewayII112607018 May 1967
The Castle InnII11118672 November 1972
The Champion of the Thames InnII11002772 November 1972
The Coach and Horses Public HouseII13318482 November 1972
The Divinity SchoolII112627418 May 1967
The Eagle InnII112625026 April 1950
The Elms WestcroftII11262092 November 1972
The Globe Public HouseII112614619 September 1972
The Green Man InnII112619529 March 1962
The GroveII12351232 November 1972
The Hermitage, Darwin CollegeII13203912 November 1972
The Horse and Groom Public HouseII13485435 March 1971
The Little Rose InnII134274326 April 1950
The Lodge and Gatepiers and Gates at Cherry Hinton HallII103188219 September 2002
The Main and Secondary Gateway to Madingley Road and the Boundary WallII11261552 November 1972
The Malting HouseII11261492 November 1972
The Merton Arms Public HouseII11261122 November 1972
The Mill Public HouseII11261402 November 1972
The Mill the Mill Bridge and Paved SurroundII10815072 November 1972
The Mitre Public HouseII11262612 November 1972
The North West Range of Westminster CollegeII13318712 November 1972
The Oak Public HouseII11261852 November 1972
The ObservatoryII112615626 April 1950
The Old Manor HouseII112611113 March 1972
The Old NurseriesII13485472 November 1972
The Old SmithyII11262162 November 1972
The Old VicarageII133188429 March 1962
The Pickerel InnII110146523 March 1962
The Railway StationII134368310 May 1962
The Red Cow Public HouseII126527230 June 1993
The Red Lion Public HouseII11261392 November 1972
The Round HouseII108440219 September 1972
The School HouseII11262412 November 1972
The Stone House and associated gate piersII142201922 December 2014
The Sun HouseII12683432 August 1996
The VicarageII11262082 November 1972
The VicarageII13318592 November 1972
The WhimII10992302 November 1972
The Zion Baptist ChurchII12277193 February 1994
Three Richardson Candle wall-mounted lamps attached to the north side of Bene’t Street.II14140764 April 2013
Three Richardson Candle wall-mounted lamps attached to the north side of the Mill Lane Site on Silver Street.II14140714 April 2013
Three Richardson Candle wall-mounted lamps attached to the south side of Queens’ College, Silver Street.II14140664 April 2013
Tomb of Edward and Elizabeth Rist Lawrence at Mill Road CemeteryII13803058 May 2000
Tomb of Elizabeth and George Kett at Mill Road CemeteryII13803018 May 2000
Tomb of Elizabeth Moyes at Mill Road CemeteryII13803078 May 2000
Tomb of George and Sarah Kett at Mill Road CemeteryII135039623 January 2003
Tomb of Harry Hall at Mill Road CemeteryII13803028 May 2000
Tomb of Hermann Bernard at Mill Road CemeteryII13803048 May 2000
Tomb of James Rattee at Mill Road CemeteryII13803008 May 2000
Tomb of James Reynolds at Mill Road CemeteryII13803038 May 2000
Tomb of William Crowe at Mill Road CemeteryII13803068 May 2000
Trinity College, Angel CourtII11262682 November 1972
Trinity College, Entrance Gates to the Fellows' GardenII133180526 April 1950
Trinity College, L Shaped Wall on River Front in South West Portion of the Garden, Abutting on Garrett Hostel LaneII112626526 April 1950
Trinity College, Statue in Whewell'S CourtII11262692 November 1972
Trinity College, Sundial in Great CourtII112626426 April 1950
Trinity College, Two Lamp Standards Outside the Great Gate on Trinity StreetII11254992 November 1972
Trinity College, Wall Running West North West from the Master'S Lodge to the RiverII11262672 November 1972
Trinity Hall, Boundary Wall on Garret Hostel LaneII11262722 November 1972
Trinity Hall, Gatehouse BuildingII112627126 April 1950
Trinity Hall, Latham BuildingII11208992 November 1972
Trinity Hall, North Boundary Wall of Fellows' GardenII13231642 November 1972
Trinity Hall, Waterhouse BuildingII112627018 May 1967
Trumpington HallII111185926 April 1950
TRUMPINGTON ROAD (See details for further address information)II13565712 November 1972
TRUMPINGTON STREET (See details for further address information)II10491222 November 1972
Two Lamp Posts at the Main Entrance to the College, St Catharine'S CollegeII11254812 November 1972
Two Richardson Candle wall-mounted lamps attached to The Old Guildhall on Wheeler Street.II14140754 April 2013
University LibraryII112628110 May 1962
University Pitt ClubII109910426 April 1950
UphallII11262402 November 1972
Upton House, entrance gates and gate piers, garden structures and garageII142261122 December 2014
Urn on Senate House LawnII112267526 April 1950
Victoria BridgeII11260562 November 1972
Wall and Fence of the Churchyard of the Church of St BotolphII11260502 November 1972
Wall and Gatepiers of the RectoryII11261982 November 1972
Wall and Gates of the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs (Roman Catholic)II11261972 November 1972
Wall at Abbey House Fronting Abbey Road and Beche RoadII13381822 November 1972
Wall at Rear of Abbey HouseII11226672 November 1972
War MemorialII12683682 August 1996
Wentworth HouseII133183026 April 1950
Wesley Church and Attached LibraryII126528420 February 1987
Wesley HouseII141661722 November 2013
Westcott HouseII133185518 May 1967
Westminster and Cheshunt CollegeII112615418 May 1967
Westminster College BoundsII112618326 April 1950
Whewell House, including boundary walls to south and westII12683672 August 1996
Whewell's Court, Trinity CollegeII133180618 May 1967
White HouseII11260377 September 1992
William Stone Building, Peterhouse CollegeII126522730 March 1993
Windmill at Chesterton MillsII13370122 November 1972
With Attached Workshop Range and Front RailingsII136078914 June 2002
Wolfson Hall, Bracken Library and Bevin Rooms Churchill CollegeII112600830 March 1993
York HouseII10656942 November 1972
Zion Chapel Sunday School (Baptist)II11262112 November 1972
Zoological LaboratoryII132301818 May 1967

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Cambridge?
Cambridge has 837 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 67 Grade I, 54 Grade II* and 716 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Cambridge 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. Cambridge’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Cambridge 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.