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Listed buildings in Central Bedfordshire

Central Bedfordshire has 1,919 listed building entries — 63 Grade I, 100 Grade II* and 1,756 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 5 December 1949 and the most recent from 24 July 2026.

List entries
1,919
Grade I
63
3.3%
Grade II*
100
5.2%
Grade II
1,756
91.5%

When Central Bedfordshire’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 888 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Central Bedfordshire — page 6 of 6

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Chequers InnII111410926 November 1986
The Chequers InnII126684522 October 1952
The Chequers Public HouseII11138712 January 1985
The Chequers Public HouseII11139373 May 1985
The ChestnutsII111470226 September 1980
The Clock HouseII11147123 February 1967
The Cock Public HouseII125795024 February 1997
The Cold Bath, in the Middle of Speedwell BeltII111399916 March 1987
The CottageII113820916 March 1987
The CottageII131203810 January 1985
The CottageII13213223 February 1967
The CottageII132165531 October 1966
The Court HouseII131087226 September 1980
The CroftII11139433 May 1985
The CroftII113801310 January 1985
The Cross InnII113772621 December 1979
The Cross Keys InnII11580801 May 1975
The Cross Keys Public HouseII11380223 May 1985
The Crown Public HouseII111470526 September 1980
The Crown Public HouseII122185831 October 1966
The DenII12749495 August 1981
The End HouseII132168323 January 1961
The Entrance LodgeII111371321 December 1979
The Five Bells Public HouseII13125344 June 1973
The Flying Horse Public HouseII111373610 January 1985
The French HornII11380923 May 1985
The FriarsII11145994 March 1976
The GablesII111465626 September 1980
The GablesII132173123 January 1961
The Garden HouseII109608914 April 2003
The George and Dragon Public HouseII113796426 November 1986
The George InnII120037911 April 1991
The Globe InnII13214061 May 1975
The Golden Bell Public HouseII11145351 May 1975
The GrangeII113800923 January 1961
The GrangeII130079325 January 1993
The GrangeII131139029 April 1952
The GrangeII131186123 January 1961
The GrangeII131217421 December 1979
The GrangeII131267931 October 1966
The GrangeII13217123 May 1985
The GrangeII132175116 January 1952
The Green Man Public HouseII113796310 January 1985
The Green Man Public HouseII13216456 February 1987
The Grotto, Approximately 50 Metres South West of Flitwick ManorII132173223 January 1961
The HallII111470326 September 1980
The Hawking Party Statue 150m south of The Orangery (formerly listed as Equestrian Statue Group)II111380110 January 1985
The Hill HouseII122217616 March 1972
The HolliesII11138472 January 1985
The HoltII111395716 March 1987
The Hunt LodgeII11145331 May 1975
The KnollsII11145761 May 1975
The LodgeII11140416 February 1987
The LodgeII111405828 June 1991
The LodgeII111471626 September 1980
The LodgeII113788221 December 1979
The LodgeII115863326 September 1980
The LodgeII12221786 March 1985
The LodgeII132171616 March 1987
The Log HutII132167316 March 1987
The Magpie HotelII114645623 January 1961
The ManorII114641722 October 1952
The ManorII13126672 January 1985
The ManorII132171423 January 1961
The Market TavernII11581001 May 1975
The Odd Fellows ArmsII11147533 February 1967
The Old AnchorII111409216 January 1952
The Old BakeryII111410026 November 1986
The Old BrewhouseII11138372 January 1985
The Old CottageII131207122 October 1952
The Old Court HouseII111384923 January 1961
The Old FarmhouseII115966626 September 1980
The Old George InnII111447116 March 1972
The Old HouseII12217816 March 1985
The Old HouseII131149526 September 1980
The Old Manor HouseII13217586 March 1985
The Old Mill HouseII111375310 January 1985
The Old RectoryII111374322 October 1952
The Old RectoryII111387811 August 1972
The Old RectoryII111389316 January 1952
The Old RectoryII111397223 January 1961
The Old RectoryII111404822 October 1952
The Old RectoryII111408516 January 1952
The Old RectoryII111409816 January 1952
The Old RectoryII114651310 January 1985
The Old RectoryII131267516 January 1952
The Old RectoryII132132926 September 1980
The Old RectoryII132173922 October 1952
The Old RectoryII13217542 January 1985
The Old RectoryII132176931 October 1966
The Old SchoolII132174429 July 1975
The Old Sugar Loaf InnII113821125 October 1951
The Old Sun InnII111446016 March 1972
The Old Sun Public HouseII130079925 September 1989
The Old VicarageII11372942 January 1985
The Old VicarageII111385529 July 1975
The Old VicarageII127051329 July 1996
The Old VicarageII127464431 October 1966
The Old VicarageII13122976 March 1985
The Old White HorseII111470129 April 1952
The Old WindmillII111472829 April 1952
The OrchardsII115817326 September 1980
The Packhorse InnII115915626 September 1980
The Plough Public HouseII132135526 September 1980
The Plume of Feathers Public HouseII132136323 May 1990
The PoplarsII11140466 February 1987
The Queen'S HeadII114652916 March 1972
The Ragged StaffII11138756 March 1985
The RectoryII115809029 April 1952
The Red HouseII111378523 January 1961
The Red HouseII131133529 January 1973
The Red LionII131188623 January 1961
The Red Lion Public HouseII11145721 May 1975
The Red Lion Public HouseII115962426 September 1980
The Red Lion Public HouseII132133226 September 1980
The Reject China ShopII132169822 October 1952
The Robertson War Memorial Bequest Obelisk, Robertson CornerII143845613 October 2016
The Robertson War Memorial Bequest Obelisk, SharpenhoeII143849013 October 2016
The Roebuck Public HouseII111454927 May 1974
The Round HouseII11145301 May 1975
The Round HouseII131170116 March 1987
The Royal Oak InnII115805814 March 1975
The Royal Oak Public HouseII115791122 October 1952
The School Building and School House at Chalgrave Church of England Voluntary Primary SchoolII111466726 September 1980
The SmithyII122183116 January 1952
The SugarloafII11140496 February 1987
The Sun Public HouseII11145561 May 1975
The Swan HotelII11578871 May 1975
The SycamoresII11139143 May 1985
The Thatched CottageII115923626 September 1980
The Thatched CottageII13117896 August 1979
The Thatched CottageII132134826 September 1980
The Thatched HouseII122248822 October 1970
The Three Tuns Public HouseII11138202 January 1985
The Tudor HouseII132181916 January 1952
The VicarageII111374922 October 1952
The WaylandsII111467626 September 1980
The Well HouseII132163926 November 1986
The WheatsheafII111409526 November 1986
The White Hart InnII111392322 October 1952
The White Hart Public HouseII111372110 January 1985
The White Hart Public HouseII111377010 January 1985
The White Horse Public HouseII115842126 September 1980
The White HouseII111390229 July 1975
The White Swan Public HouseII11463254 March 1976
The WillowsII111475126 September 1980
The Wooden HouseII111446716 March 1972
Thornton Mausoleum South of Parish Church of St Edmund Or St JamesII11138806 March 1985
Thrupp End FarmhouseII11140456 February 1987
TilcocksII131205023 January 1961
TimbletooII111386529 July 1975
Tithe FarmhouseII115833026 September 1980
Toddington FloristsII13007904 March 1992
Toddington ManorII111476229 April 1952
Tomb Chest Approximately 1 Metre South of Chancel of Church of Saint GuthlacII13127442 January 1985
Tompion'S CottageII111389831 October 1966
Town FarmhouseII11380563 May 1985
Town HallII11147529 January 1970
Town HallII132166216 March 1987
Trinity Methodist ChurchII11144997 December 1978
Tudor CottageII132134514 March 1975
Tudor Cottage Tudor HouseII115950526 September 1980
Tudor HouseII132181410 January 1985
Tudor Oaks MotelII113656331 October 1966
Turnpike FarmhouseII111408626 November 1986
Turpin CottageII115865026 September 1980
Twin ElmsII113835026 November 1986
Tyrells End CottageII111397023 January 1961
Tysoe and SonII113800831 October 1966
Unicorn ClubII111455327 May 1954
Union Social ClubII127179711 March 1999
Upton End FarmhouseII113717729 July 1975
Urn Approximately 10 Metres South of West End of Sculpture GalleryII111401716 March 1987
Urn South of South WalkII12746176 March 1985
Utcoate CottageII131184216 March 1987
Valentine CottageII111394916 March 1987
Vane CottageII131131326 September 1980
Village FarmhouseII11138906 March 1985
Village FarmhouseII111408726 November 1986
Village FarmhouseII13217383 May 1985
Village HallII12746456 March 1985
Village Lock UpII111377710 January 1985
Village Lock Up and PoundII113783010 January 1985
Village PumpII111375010 January 1985
Village PumpII115959626 September 1980
Village Pump Opposite Number 5II12747736 March 1985
Village Pump South East of Parsonage PieceII12746436 March 1985
Village Pumphouse and Clock TowerII115852511 March 1974
Vine CottageII111390829 July 1975
Vine CottageII11139403 May 1985
Wagstaff'S CottageII122177831 October 1966
WainholmII131091726 September 1980
WakehamsII111396316 March 1987
Walker'S FarmhouseII111465726 September 1980
Wall and Gate Piers at Pump House and Pump Masters HouseII139053025 January 1984
Wall and Gate Piers to Eggington HouseII132132126 September 1980
Wall and Gate Piers to Houghton HallII132133626 September 1980
Wall, Gatepiers and Gates Belonging to Old Church of St MaryII111398916 March 1987
Walled Garden immediately West of Wrest Park House, including Linking Screen WallII111378710 January 1985
Walnut Tree CottageII131163214 March 1975
War Memorial 500m south-west of Alameda GateII140576912 June 2012
War Memorial, St Mary'S ChurchyardII139203120 June 2007
Warden LodgeII12379066 March 1985
Warden Manr FarmhouseII122216616 March 1972
Warren CottageII111375223 January 1961
Warren FarmhouseII11139423 May 1985
Warren Hill Lodges, with Gateway and RailingsII111471526 September 1980
Warren LodgeII122249922 October 1970
Waterloo FarmhouseII13217672 January 1985
Well CottageII11374836 March 1985
Well HeadII127450811 October 1973
Well Head and War Memorial at Junction with Grange StreetII13127322 January 1985
Wentworth HouseII13212823 February 1967
Wernher Mausoleum to North of Greek Orthodox Church of St CharalambosII12451191 August 1997
West End CottageII111375510 January 1985
West End FarmhouseII11137867 July 1977
West FarmhouseII111371021 December 1979
West Half HouseII115874110 January 1985
Westbank CottagesII113808316 March 1987
Westbrook CottageII111470026 September 1980
Western Lodge of Pair Called Brabury LodgesII115908310 January 1985
Westhey ManorII111376022 October 1952
Westoning ManorII12244093 May 1985
Whipsnade HouseII111477129 April 1952
White GatesII13120903 May 1985
White Hart HotelII113835517 June 1951
White Hart Public HouseII131219420 May 1952
White Horse Public HouseII12744666 March 1985
White Swan Public HouseII132181710 January 1985
White Wood LodgeII113781426 November 1986
WhitehallII13217226 March 1985
WhitehallII132181210 January 1985
Willow CottageII11138846 March 1985
Willow CottageII132135826 September 1980
Willow EndII11139223 May 1985
Willow FarmhouseII115959526 September 1980
Willow Hill Cottages at Willow Hill FarmII11374406 March 1985
Willow ThatchII111385629 July 1975
WindmillII114644325 October 1951
Witts End CloseII111397122 October 1952
Woburn BoutiqueII111400123 January 1961
Woburn County ShopII111400316 March 1987
Woburn LodgeII131189623 January 1961
Woburn Lower SchoolII132169422 October 1952
Woburn War MemorialII139099424 May 2004
Woburn Wine LodgeII132168922 October 1952
Wood Farm CottageII11379153 May 1985
Woodhall FarmhouseII11138432 January 1985
Woodstock CottageII111390629 July 1975
Worthy End FarmhouseII132172729 July 1975
Wrestlingworth War MemorialII143901918 October 2016
Yew Tree CottageII12218516 March 1985
Yew Tree CottageII115979126 September 1980
Yew Tree FarmhouseII115959326 September 1980
Yew Tree FarmhouseII12743996 March 1985
Zouche'S FarmhouseII111466026 September 1980

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Central Bedfordshire?
Central Bedfordshire has 1,919 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 63 Grade I, 100 Grade II* and 1,756 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Central Bedfordshire 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. Central Bedfordshire’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Central Bedfordshire 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.