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Listed buildings in Cherwell

Cherwell has 2,327 listed building entries — 38 Grade I, 102 Grade II* and 2,187 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 26 February 1951 and the most recent from 10 May 2019.

List entries
2,327
Grade I
38
1.6%
Grade II*
102
4.4%
Grade II
2,187
94.0%

When Cherwell’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,494 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in Cherwell — page 8 of 8

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Wendlebury House and Wendlebury LodgeII136971926 November 1951
West BankII13698135 May 1988
West End FarmhouseII104654926 November 1951
West End Farmhouse, including connected dairy outbuilding and boundary wallII12329199 December 1987
West Gatepier Approximately 15 Metres North of Manor FarmhouseII12201496 November 1987
West Hill FarmhouseII136972410 April 1987
West HouseII12778158 December 1955
West ViewII10465099 December 1987
Westbury FarmhouseII13697449 December 1987
Westfield CottageII12767953 October 1986
Weston Manor CottageII12330859 December 1987
WestwayII124838414 November 1985
Westway CottageII12000665 May 1988
Westway House and Attached GarageII10463935 May 1988
Whately Hall HotelII10469539 April 1952
WheatcroftII122543626 February 1988
WheatlandsII10461638 December 1955
Wheatsheaf CottageII122861626 February 1988
Wheatsheaf InnII10469677 October 1969
Wheelwright Cottage and Cottage Abutting to LeftII104687120 September 1988
Whitcher MenswearII10469348 July 1975
White Hart CottageII104686820 September 1988
White Hart CottagesII12001595 May 1988
White Hart InnII104647420 March 1970
White Horse CottageII122548726 February 1988
White Horse Public HouseII118516120 September 1988
White Lion HotelII10469727 October 1969
Whitehouse FarmhouseII13008909 December 1987
WhitelandsII104682620 September 1988
Whitmore Arms Public HouseII10464543 October 1988
Widmore FarmhouseII13697793 October 1988
Wildmere Farm and Attached WallII11998888 July 1975
Willaston FarmhouseII11928713 October 1988
Williams CottageII12767949 December 1987
Williams Memorial Approximately Two Metres South-East of Church of St MaryII12330329 December 1987
Williamscot House, Attached Wall, Doorway and Gatepier to Rear on RightII122809226 February 1988
Williamscot House, Attached Wall, Gatepier and Doorways to Rear on LeftII122809126 February 1988
Williamscot House, Georgian WingII12280908 December 1955
Williamscot House, Georgian Wing, Sundial Dated 1777 Approximately 10 Metres WestII122812626 February 1988
Williamscot House, Lodge on East South EastII122809526 February 1988
Williamscot House, Orangery and Attached Wall Approximately 5 Metres WestII122809426 February 1988
Williamscot House, School House Approximately 200 Metres North WestII12873538 December 1955
Williamscot House, Stable Range Approximately 25 Metres North WestII122809326 February 1988
Willow CottageII104651910 April 1987
Winddrift Wingtree CottageII10467808 December 1955
Windmill at Bloxham Grove FarmII139206525 June 2007
Windmill Farmhouse and Attached OutbuildingII12903633 February 1988
Wine Vaults Public HouseII10468997 October 1967
Winmour CottageII13698465 May 1988
Winter CottageII10464971 May 1987
Wirral HouseII13658575 May 1988
Wise'S CottagesII13723428 December 1955
Wisteria CottageII122864326 February 1988
Wisteria HouseII13698235 May 1988
Wisteria HouseII13698648 December 1955
Withycombe Farmhouse and Attached StableII104685820 September 1988
Wood Farm CottageII10465299 December 1987
WoodbineII13697349 December 1987
Woodbine CottageII104578710 April 1987
Woodbine CottageII137486414 November 1985
Woodbine Cottage and Attached OutbuildingII128655218 June 1986
WoodcoteII12998558 December 1955
WoodfieldsII136960220 September 1988
WoodheysII13723238 December 1955
WoodlandsII128387314 November 1985
Woodview and Rose CottageII10467778 December 1955
Woodworms HiltonII104624414 November 1985
Woolston Memorial Approximately 18 Metres South East of Chancel of Church of St MaryII12000225 May 1988
Wooster ArmsII104654510 April 1987
Wren CottageII13698055 May 1988
Wretchwick FarmhouseII10465219 December 1987
Wretchwick LodgeII10465239 December 1987
Wroxton Hotel Including Suites 1, 2 and 3II13696198 December 1955
Wykham FarmhouseII10468778 July 1975
Wykham Mill Farmhouse and Attached ShopII10461828 July 1975
Wykham Park (Tudor Hall School) C17 Range to North East of C19 HouseII12835049 April 1952
Wykham Park (Tudor Hall School), Immediately to the South of C17 Wykham Park HallII139135711 August 2005
Yarnhill Farm, Dairy Now House Abutting to Left of FarmhouseII12001868 December 1955
Yarnhill FarmhouseII10468698 December 1955
Ye Olde Manor HouseII104684320 September 1988
YeomansII10521709 November 1984
Yew Tree CottageII124873214 November 1985
Yew Tree FarmhouseII12328869 December 1987
Yew Tree HouseII104679420 September 1988
Yew Tree HouseII119816314 November 1985
Yew Tree House, Dovecote Approximately 20 Metres North East of HouseII104679520 September 1988
Yorkshire BankII11995047 October 1969

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Cherwell?
Cherwell has 2,327 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 38 Grade I, 102 Grade II* and 2,187 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Cherwell 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. Cherwell’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Cherwell 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.