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Listed buildings in Cheltenham

Cheltenham has 1,132 listed building entries — 5 Grade I, 59 Grade II* and 1,068 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 22 April 1950 and the most recent from 17 October 2019.

List entries
1,132
Grade I
5
0.4%
Grade II*
59
5.2%
Grade II
1,068
94.3%

When Cheltenham’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 419 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in Cheltenham — page 4 of 4

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Southend HouseII13875875 May 1972
Southfield ManorII138665614 December 1983
SouthwoodII138813712 March 1955
Southwood Lodge and Attached WallII13876025 May 1972
Spring Bridge with Attached Railings and PiersII138663814 December 1983
St Georges Terrace Number 5 and Attached RailingsII13878755 May 1972
St Georges Terrace Numbers 6 7 and 8 and Attached RailingsII13878765 May 1972
St Gregorys PrioryII138786812 March 1955
St James'S SchoolII110429425 September 1986
St James'S TerraceII138794626 November 1998
St Johns CottageII13867845 May 1972
St Johns Lodge and CrosswaysII13881455 May 1972
St Johns Villa and Saxthorpe with Attached Wall and RailingsII138676126 November 1998
St LawrenceII115414225 February 1987
St Marys Cemetery Chapel (St Marys Mission)II110436512 March 1955
St Marys HallII138664717 August 1982
St OswaldsII138815412 March 1955
St Pauls Community CentreII13879065 May 1972
St Peter's Church War Memorial, CheltenhamII145594718 May 2018
St Stephens ManorII138791427 May 1981
Stable and Wall to Rear of Number 32II13875885 May 1972
Stable Circa 5 Metres West of Lake HouseII13400478 March 1984
Stables and Coach House to Number 2 Langton LodgeII138660314 December 1983
Stamford House and Attached Area RailingsII138776812 March 1955
Stanbrooke House and RathlinII13874475 May 1972
Stanmer HouseII124526412 March 1955
Star LodgeII110386912 March 1955
Statue of Edward Wilson approx 80m South West of main entrance to Municipal OfficesII138775214 December 1983
Statue of William IV at East End of Central WalkII110387214 December 1983
Stocks and Whipping PostII138664922 April 1950
Stone Pedestal Circa 30 Metres South West of Lower Mill HouseII109190525 February 1987
Stone Priors with Attached Area Railings and GateII13876145 May 1972
Straw CottageII115331225 February 1987
Summerhouse to South West of Regency Block of St Edwards Middle SchoolII138664114 December 1983
Sundial CottageII11533094 July 1960
Swindon HallII109189225 February 1987
Swindon ManorII13039684 July 1960
TatchleyII130409725 February 1987
Tatchley HouseII109191525 February 1987
TerhillII13874485 May 1972
The Bakery StoresII10919014 July 1960
The BeauthornsII110433526 November 1998
The Beeches (Number 22) and Bicknor (Number 23)II138798112 March 1955
The Beehive Hotel with Attached Coach HouseII138734426 November 1998
The Bell InnII138670526 November 1998
The Burgage HouseII11532924 July 1960
The CleevelandsII134004625 February 1987
The CleevelandsII138687314 December 1983
The Close (Number 324)II138662814 December 1983
The Coach HouseII138672114 December 1983
The Cotswold Public HouseII138757614 December 1983
The CottageII115374625 February 1987
The Crown and Cushion Public HouseII138669626 November 1998
The Duck and Pheasant Public House with Attached Wall Railings and GatesII13873675 May 1972
The FriarsII13042524 July 1960
The Friars and Attached RailingsII138678614 December 1983
The Georgian HouseII109189825 February 1987
The Gordon LampII110438314 December 1983
The GrangeII13332325 May 1972
The Grange and Grange Wing and Attached Balustrade to RearII124517314 December 1983
The GranleysII11042952 April 1990
The Grove HouseII138662514 December 1983
The HayesII130440225 February 1987
The HearneII138662014 December 1983
The King'S ArmsII10919034 July 1960
The KnappingsII138659214 December 1983
The KnowleII11042962 April 1990
The Lansdown HotelII11043845 May 1972
The LindensII10919144 July 1960
The Little House and RailingII13400434 July 1960
The Little PrioryII10919064 July 1960
The Lodge and Attached Gatepiers, Gates and RailingsII127244215 November 2002
The Manchester HotelII138686714 December 1983
The Manor HouseII13400224 July 1960
The Mitre Inn and Attached Area RailingsII138793615 July 1998
The Old HouseII13400244 July 1960
The Old LodgeII138820726 November 1998
The Old Priory and Attached Walls, Piers and GateII13868665 May 1972
The Old RectoryII109189025 February 1987
The Old Swan InnII110434612 January 1983
The Plough InnII109191225 February 1987
The PrioryII109190225 February 1987
The Priory and Treaford HouseII110438522 October 1971
The RectoryII109175622 October 1987
The Restoration InnII11043542 March 1977
The Royal OakII10919324 July 1960
The Suffolk Arms Public HouseII138796114 December 1983
The Thatched CottageII11535234 July 1960
The Vineyard and ChurchsideII138676212 March 1955
The White HouseII124552414 December 1983
The Woodlands and Attached RailingsII13877795 May 1972
Thirlestaine CottagesII138813812 March 1955
Thirlestaine CourtII13881398 January 1982
Thirlestaine Hall (Excluding 1940s Wing to North East)II13881405 May 1972
ThoresbyII134004225 February 1987
Thornbury House and Attached Railings Belle Vue PlaceII133322412 March 1955
Thornloe Lodge (Number 21) and Attached Railings and GateII13876155 May 1972
Three Chest Tombs Approximately 12 Metres to North of Church of St MaryII138657314 December 1983
Three Dragon and Onion Lamp Posts to South of Church of St MaryII138679614 December 1983
Three Gate Piers to Carriage Sweep with Boundary Pier to OakfieldII138809926 November 1998
Three Headstones Approximately 6 Metres North West of North West Corner of Church of St MaryII138657426 November 1998
Three QueensII13042484 July 1960
Tivoli HouseII138815212 March 1955
Tivoli LawnII138815312 March 1955
Tivoli Lodge and Attached RailingsII138815112 March 1955
Tomb Chest and Headstone 2 Metres West of North West Corner of Church of St MaryII138657514 December 1983
Tomb Chest and Headstone Approximately 1 Metre to South of South West Corner of Church of St MaryII138679726 November 1998
Tomb Chest to Gardner Family Approximately 1 Metre East of South Porch of Church of St MaryII138679826 November 1998
Tomb of Thomas Champion, Cheltenham CemeteryII138676811 March 1982
Tower HouseII13876045 May 1972
Town HallII11043765 May 1972
Treeavon, Buckingham House, Montrose, Lorraine, Delamere. Eton House, RailingsII138821112 March 1955
Tregenna and Rowanleigh and Attached RailingsII13881935 May 1972
Tulip GateII14266927 October 2015
Tunstall HouseII13874175 May 1972
Two Cemetery Chapels, Cheltenham CemeteryII138676314 December 1983
Two Dragon and Onion Lamp Posts to West of Church of St MaryII138679914 December 1983
Two Headstones Approximately 2.5 Metres North East of North West Corner of Church of St MaryII138657626 November 1998
Two K6 Telephone Boxes Outside Number 20 High StreetII138675220 November 1987
Two Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of St Peter, 3 to 5 Metres West of the West EndII115287622 October 1987
Two Pairs of Gate Piers with Wall Adjoining to Oakley and Little OakleyII138809526 November 1998
Two Pairs of Gate Piers with Walls and Railings to Faithfull HouseII138798726 November 1998
Two Pigs Public House and Attached Stable Range to SouthII138683826 November 1998
Two sets of gate piers and gates with railings fronting Burlington HouseII124525626 November 1998
Two Unidentified Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of St Lawrence, Circa 3 Metres North of the North West Corner of the North Aisle Beside the Church PathII115409625 February 1987
Tyndale and Clarence Lodge and Attached RailingsII138684712 March 1955
Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Lawrence, Circa 8 Metres North of the ChancelII115411025 February 1987
Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary Circa 20 Metres South of Church PorchII115373825 February 1987
Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary Circa 5 Metres North West of the TowerII109191025 February 1987
Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary Circa 5 Metres South East of the Allen Family MonumentII130416025 February 1987
Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary, Circa 17 Metres West of the Kinard Baghot MonumentII115372925 February 1987
Upton LeighII138738714 December 1983
VanstoneII11042585 May 1972
Victoria HouseII138786612 March 1955
Vine CottageII138668114 December 1983
Vittoria HouseII138817712 March 1955
Wager Tomb Chest and Four Headstones 5 to 10 Metres North of North West Corner Church of St MaryII138657714 December 1983
Wagers CourtII138654914 December 1983
Walcot House (Number 2) and Melmerby (Number 4)II138814712 March 1955
Wall and Gate Piers to Number 71 Fronting Pittville Lawn and Central DriveII138747514 December 1983
Wall and Gateway from South West Corner of Arle Court Stables to Hatherley LaneII124578814 December 1983
Walls and Balustrades of Italian Garden at Arle CourtII124578914 December 1983
Walls, Railings, Gate Piers, Gates and Lamp Overthrow to Number 19II138742814 December 1983
Walls, Railings, Gates and Piers to Manchester HouseII138687226 November 1998
Walmer House and Attached RailingsII13867335 May 1972
Walter Higgs Tomb Chest 1 Metre East of South Transept of Church of St MaryII138657814 December 1983
War Memorial in All Saints ChurchyardII138377913 September 2000
War Memorial in St Paul's ChurchyardII141940015 April 2014
Well CloseII12453825 May 1972
Wellesley House, Daylesford House and Beckaford House and Attached RailingsII138820812 March 1955
Wellington House and St Albans and Attached Area Railings to St AlbansII138821314 December 1983
Wellington LodgeII13882095 May 1972
West Entrance (To Left) with Boundary Walls and Pier to Thirlestaine HallII138814326 November 1998
West Wall of Former Friends Burial GroundII110431714 December 1983
Westbury HouseII11043865 May 1972
WesthallII12453835 May 1972
Westminster House and Attached Area RailingsII13867755 May 1972
Weston HouseII138746012 March 1955
Westwold HouseII134004525 February 1987
Whitehayes (Number 27) and Woodside (Number 29)II13881625 May 1972
WhitehorneII138664214 December 1983
Windsor HouseII138674312 March 1955
Wolsey Terrace Numbers 1 to 4, Wolsey House (Number 1) and Attached RailingsII138738531 July 1970
Workshop/Warehouse Approximately 23 Metres South East of Church of St MaryII138682214 December 1983
Wraxall HouseII138655911 March 1980
Wych Elm and 24II12453795 May 1972
Wyddrington HouseII138747112 March 1955
Wynnstay HouseII138787924 July 1989

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Cheltenham?
Cheltenham has 1,132 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 5 Grade I, 59 Grade II* and 1,068 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Cheltenham 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. Cheltenham’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Cheltenham 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.