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Listed buildings in Cotswold

Cotswold has 4,999 listed building entries — 105 Grade I, 221 Grade II* and 4,673 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 14 June 1948 and the most recent from 11 September 2025.

List entries
4,999
Grade I
105
2.1%
Grade II*
221
4.4%
Grade II
4,673
93.5%

When Cotswold’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 2,900 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Cotswold — page 11 of 16

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Oxford HouseII129868514 June 1948
Oxleaze HouseII130342425 August 1960
Pace Monument, About 1 Metre North of Matthews Monument in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII10894094 July 1985
Packer Monument, About 2 1/2 Metres West of West End, in Churchyard of Church of St Mary the VirginII11555004 July 1985
Page Monument in the Churchyard of Church of St Peter and St Paul C1.5m South of South AisleII134079825 March 1987
Page'S BakeryII108880225 August 1960
Pair of Adjoining Barns and Adjoining Stable Circa 25 Metres North West of Calcot FarmhouseII130464523 January 1952
Pair of Adjoining Barns Circa 4 Metres West of Stable Block at Greendrive FarmhouseII109035323 January 1952
Pair of Adjoining Barns New Barn FarmII130377331 October 1986
Pair of Bale Tombs Immediately North West of ChurchII134205529 April 1983
Pair of chest tombs approximately 2 metres east of chancel of Church of St John BaptistII129869024 May 1993
Pair of Cottages 100 North North East of Aylesworth HouseII108989216 July 1986
Pair of Cottages 7 Yards South of MosswoodII127474816 July 1986
Pair of Cottages at Broadbridge (One Occupied by Mr and Mrs Crump)II130421012 February 1988
Pair of Gatepiers and Iron Gates, and Adjoining Curved Stone Wall at Main North Entrance to Hatherop Castle SchoolII11554494 July 1985
Pair of Gatepiers at East Entrance to Chavenage House and Adjoining Quadrant WallsII108975416 March 1987
Pair of Gatepiers to North of Gloucester LodgeII134181224 June 1985
Pair of Gatepiers with Gate and Adjoining Coped Wall at South West Corner of Barnsley Park EstateII13034034 July 1985
Pair of Gatepiers, with Gate, Adjoining Curved Coped Wall and Inset Small Gate, on South Perimeter Wall of Barnsley Park EstateII13412774 July 1985
Pair of Hall Monuments, About 18 Metres East of South East Chancel Buttress in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII13413244 July 1985
Pair of Hobbs Monuments, About 2 1/2 Metres South East of Gearing Monument in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII13031334 July 1985
Pair of Lodges and Adjoining Walls and Gates and Gatepiers, Circa 120 Metres East of Lodge ParkII109043125 March 1987
Pair of Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of All Saints, Circa 18 Metres South of the South PorchII115370412 February 1988
Pair of Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of St Andrew, Circa 8 Metres East of the ChancelII115210012 February 1988
Pair of Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary Circa 4 Metres North of the North DoorII117251728 May 1987
Pair of Obelisks Below Terrace of Rock CottageII115340726 August 1983
Pair of Pope Monuments, About 8 Metres North East of Couling Monument, in Churchyard of Church of St Mary the VirginII13033114 July 1985
Pair of Sealy Memorials, About 3 Metres West of North West Path at 5 Metres from Path Crossing in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108963721 March 1985
Pair of Stephens Monuments, in the Churchyard of Church of St Mary, C9m North of the NaveII109043725 March 1987
Pair of Sty Monuments in the Church Yard of the Church of St Andrew Circa 9 Metres North of Main EntranceII134088412 February 1988
Pair of Swinerton Memorials, About 5 Metres West of North West Path at 14 Metres from Path Crossing in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108963821 March 1985
Pair of Table Tombs 15 Yards North West of ChurchII107837029 April 1983
Pair of Unidentified Headstones Immediately to North East of Fowles Memorial in Churchyard of Church of St NicholasII117245821 March 1985
Pair of Unidentified Memorials, Immediately to North of Paul Memorial in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108966821 March 1985
Pair of Unidentified Monuments Circa 9 Metres South of Chantry Passage Squint in the Churchyard of the Church of St LeonardII130371330 January 1987
Pair of Unidentified Monuments in the Churchyard of Church of St Michael C8 Metres South of ChancelII108953311 January 1985
Pair of Unidentified Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of St Andrew Circa 9 Metres West of Church TowerII115373218 June 1986
Pair of Unidentified Monuments in the Churchyard of the Church of St Paul Circa 8/10 Metres East of Monuments to William and Dorothie ChadwellII108978130 January 1987
Pair of Unidentified Monuments, About 2 Metres North East of Lambert Monument in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII11558834 July 1985
Paper Mill CottagesII109036328 May 1987
Paradise CottageII115366226 January 1961
Paradise FarmII10894554 July 1985
Park Corner CottagesII10884374 June 1952
Park Corner Farmhouse and StablesII10884364 June 1952
Park Cottages Salperton ParkII130409218 June 1986
Park Farm HouseII108972516 March 1987
Park FarmhouseII117050825 August 1960
Park Farmhouse and Boundary RailingII134083523 January 1952
Park HouseII108859626 August 1983
Park House and ExtensionII108881029 April 1983
Park ViewII134084228 May 1987
Park ViewII134178024 June 1985
Part of Premises of Wye AntiquesII134160525 August 1960
Part of Premises Wye AntiquesII108878825 August 1960
Pasture Farmhouse and Walls Enclosing Front GardenII108859726 August 1983
Paul Memorial, About 8 Metres South East of Chancel in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108966721 March 1985
Pavement CottageII10783938 June 1983
Pavilion 25 Yards South West of Upton Wold HouseII134168126 August 1983
Pavilion to South East of BurdocksII13050229 March 1982
Paxton HouseII134170326 August 1983
Payne Memorial, About 1 Metre North of Cross in Churchyard of Church of St KenelmII115207121 March 1985
Payne Memorial, About 3 Metres North of Cross in Churchyard of St KenelmII108968021 March 1985
Payne'S BridgeII108876525 August 1960
Peach Tree Cottage and StudioII115229923 January 1952
Pear Tree CottageII108848724 June 1985
Pear Tree CottageII108874112 August 1983
Pear Tree CottageII115216217 June 1986
Pear Tree CottageII115437225 August 1960
Pear Tree CottageII130250923 January 1952
Pear Tree CottageII13027315 February 1987
Pear Tree CottageII134074525 March 1987
Pear Tree RowII10888446 September 1954
Pear Trees, Together with Front Railings and GatesII134172226 August 1983
Peddar'S Way WillannII117118320 February 1985
PedlarsII11723268 June 1983
Pegglesworth Home FarmII130380711 February 1986
PeggottyII130440112 February 1988
PendleII130406716 December 1981
Pepper Pot LodgeII10894734 June 1952
Perry'S Cottage and Miller'S CottageII130536425 August 1960
Peter'S Farm (Old) HouseII10784488 June 1983
Peyton HouseII107843925 August 1960
Phillip'S FarmhouseII108949025 August 1960
Phipp'S YardII115491925 March 1987
Phoenix Centre and Attached Garden WallII11874215 August 1992
Pickards Lodge and Adjoining GatepiersII123592516 March 1987
Pigeon CloseII109023223 January 1952
Pigeon Close/The Paper ShopII10894294 June 1952
Pigsty Approximately 20 Metres North East of Duntisbourne Leer FarmII117176024 June 1985
Pigsty in the Garden of Covert CottageII134176720 February 1985
Pike CottageII107835825 August 1960
Pike Memorial, About 13 Metres West South West of North East Gate in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII134119421 March 1985
Pilgrims the Old VicarageII108993417 June 1986
Pimlico Row Studio Cottage Timberley CottageII130357914 February 1977
Pinchin CottageII134107118 June 1986
Pinchpool FarmhouseII115701323 January 1952
PindersII10784868 June 1983
Pindrup FarmhouseII134089723 January 1952
Pine House (Premises of Francis Hill and Cole)II130568529 April 1983
Pixie CottageII108989725 August 1960
Plinth for Cross Shaft in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary Circa 1 and 1/2 Metres South of the ChancelII109029328 May 1987
Plinth for Cross Shaft in the Churchyard of the Church of St Peter Circa 6 Metres South of the NaveII134086228 May 1987
Pockhill FarmhouseII108873913 August 1983
Police Station and Former Magistrates' CourtII134104717 June 1986
Police Station and Magistrates' CourtII134161429 April 1983
Pond FarmhouseII123561816 March 1987
Pool End, Cow Barn and Pool OrchardII134179720 February 1985
Pool FarmhouseII130555720 February 1985
Pool HouseII134013522 October 1987
PopfostersII117134720 February 1985
Poplar HouseII13413044 July 1985
Poplars FarmhouseII134113925 August 1960
Poppett'SII134201025 August 1960
Porch Cottage and Outbuildings at RearII134086725 August 1960
Porch HouseII134126211 January 1985
Porch House and Porch CottageII130407125 August 1960
Porchester CottageII13046828 June 1983
Post Box CottageII109031926 January 1961
Post OfficeII108921323 January 1952
Post OfficeII117246125 August 1960
Post OfficeII13413214 June 1952
Post Office FarmII109016512 February 1988
Post Office Rose RowII123783616 July 1986
Post Office Slaughter Mill and Sluice BridgeII108992425 August 1960
Potter and Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Peter Up to 4 Metres South West of the CrossII115405212 February 1988
Potters RestaurantII10893974 June 1952
Poultmoor FarmhouseII10894764 June 1952
Poulton war memorialII14107932 October 2012
Pound Cottage and DunrominII10884654 June 1952
Powell Family Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Peter and St Paul, C12m North-East of ChancelII134079925 March 1987
Premises Adjacent to T S Barkes and Son, SolicitorsII108862630 June 1983
Premises Adjoining Westerley Cottage to North, Currently Known As the ByteII13412944 June 1952
Premises Occupied by Messrs Yates, Clarke, Slade and HathawayII10783908 June 1983
Premises of B Sparkes and SonII13032384 June 1952
Premises of Cameo (Fashions)II117250125 August 1960
Premises of Checketts (Butcher)II108864630 June 1983
Premises of Cheltenham and Gloucester Building SocietyII108878425 August 1960
Premises of Country Crafts Premises of Oliver and Newman Premises of the Salad Bowl Premises of the Windrush PharmacyII117089112 August 1983
Premises of Cripps and Wood and Premises of Huntingdon Antiques AdjacentII107837529 April 1983
Premises of Duncan BaggottII108878725 August 1960
Premises of Duncan BaggottII134160425 August 1960
Premises of H W PenfordII108878525 August 1960
Premises of Hills (Newsagents)II108864525 August 1960
Premises of Messers Hooker and SonsII130584430 June 1983
Premises of Mrs I Mumford (To East of Midland Bank)II115396725 August 1960
Premises of Peter Walker Batchelor of Debtal ScienceII108873313 August 1983
Premises of R J and M Hill (Greengrocer)II134168630 June 1983
Premises of RemickII134160929 April 1983
Premises of S T Baldwyn and SonsII13420318 June 1983
Premises of T S Barkes and Son, SolicitorsII134171530 June 1983
Premises of T V Hill and SonII108868725 August 1960
Premises of the Evesham JournalII134168930 June 1983
Premises of Tony DyerII108866330 June 1983
Premises of Wheelers and L SmithII107840825 August 1960
Premises to North of the Ginger HouseII108858426 August 1983
Premises to West of HarkersII107837729 April 1983
Presbytery of Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII139107613 September 2004
Preston Field BarnII115353327 February 1986
Preston MillII108926427 February 1986
Preston PlaceII134139427 February 1986
Price Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 13 Metres South of Tower to Church of St PeterII117158824 June 1985
Price Monument, About 4 1/2 Metres South West of South Porch in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108999917 June 1986
Priest'S HouseII109020223 January 1952
Primitive Methodist Chapel and RailingsII134088312 February 1988
Primrose CottageII10784448 June 1983
Prior and 2 Unidentified Monuments, About 12 Metres South East of Williams Monument in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII134102717 June 1986
Priory CottageII10894274 July 1985
Priory CottageII117121529 April 1983
Priory FarmII108954211 January 1985
Priory MillII10894284 July 1985
Priory StudioII108879229 April 1983
Property to the North of and Adjoining Cotswold District Council OfficesII108865730 June 1983
Prospect CottageII115543025 March 1987
Protector HouseII115615926 January 1961
PuckridgeII130314111 February 1986
Puesdown InnII134110618 June 1986
PuffetsII134082423 January 1952
PumpII10894044 July 1985
PumpII108960721 March 1985
PumpII115321527 February 1986
PumpII124796627 February 1986
Pump and Pump Recess Circa 10 Metres South East of Granny Mabbett'S CornerII134093212 February 1988
Pump and Stone Trough Circa 2 Metres South of the YewsII134084028 May 1987
Pump and TroughII13049828 June 1983
Pump House in Withy WoodII13927098 August 2008
Pump on Corner Adjoining Number 40 and Curved Surrounding WallII13412764 July 1985
Pumphouse on Ampney BrookII109002617 June 1986
Pumping House About 360 Metres East of Barnsley ParkII10894754 July 1985
Pyramid Monument Approximately 300 Metres South of Gatcombe ParkII109110024 March 1988
Quadrant Walls, Gates and Railings at Entrance to Eyford ParkII122247416 July 1986
Quarr Cottage Sunny ViewII108934111 February 1986
Quarry CottageII109039010 November 1986
Quarry Hill CottageII115547611 February 1986
Queen'S Head Inn Public HouseII117111325 August 1960
Quenington CourtII115306217 June 1986
Quenington HouseII13410554 June 1952
Querns House at Cirencester HospitalII120663114 June 1948
Querns School and Attached Garden WallII118751514 June 1948
Quinmoor Old FarmhoouseII115489725 August 1960
R and L Holts Post OfficeII108860326 August 1983
RadnorII134100727 February 1986
Radnor HouseII10899264 June 1952
Railed Enclosure About 25 Yards South West of St Andrew'S ChurchII108986216 July 1986
Railed Enclosure and Tombs to Westmacott FamilyII108857226 August 1983
Railed Enclosure and Tombs to Wilkes FamilyII108857126 August 1983
Railed Enclosure Close to South West Corner of TowerII115413226 August 1983
Railed Enclosure to North East of John Philips TombII130400626 August 1983
Railed Enclosure to North West of North AisleII108857326 August 1983
Railings and Gate 20 Yards South West Approximately from South Porch of Church of St MaryII122179116 July 1986
Railway bridge approximately 110m south of Kemble StationII14298275 November 2015
Railway Bridge Under RoadII108868130 June 1983
Railway InnII108857826 August 1983
Railway sign and seat at Adlestrop bus shelterII144389313 April 2017
Raised PavementII108856226 August 1983
Raised Pavement Between the Old Royal Oak and Jasmine CottageII108861326 August 1983
Raised Pavement from Number 3 to RodneysII134172326 August 1983
Raised Pavement to Numbers 1 and 2 Church Steps and Numbers 46 and 47 Harrowby EndII134177820 February 1985
Raised Pavement to Numbers 40 and 41 Woodbind Cottage, Hidcote Road, Tytheburn Cottage, Fernbank, the School, the Old Stores and the Old ForgeII134174020 February 1985
Ranbury CottageII130490917 June 1986
Range Comprising Former Stable, Barn and Adjoining Cottage, Turkdean ManorII130391323 January 1952
Range of Farm Buildings 30 Metres West of Sam Keyte'S FarmhouseII117096720 February 1985
Range of Farm Buildings and Wall at Ebrington Hill FarmII134175520 February 1985
Range of Outbuildings Circa 10 Metres North West of Turkdean ManorII108982518 June 1986
Range of Outbuildings Including Stables with Loft Over Circa 10 South of Windrush MillII115708325 March 1987
RanworthII10784438 June 1983
Rapsgate ParkII10884564 June 1952
Raven Monument, About 24 Metres North East of North Vestry in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII13030894 July 1985
Raybrook CottageII134090812 February 1988
RaymarII108953511 January 1985
Reading RoomII10896956 September 1954
Reading RoomII109034725 July 1979
Rectory CottageII109017312 February 1988
Rectory CottagesII130541611 January 1985
Rectory CottagesII13411804 June 1952
Rectory FarmII108978425 August 1960
Rectory FarmII115536625 August 1960
Rectory FarmhouseII122227616 July 1986
Rectory Farmhouse and Attached Barn and OutbuildingII108987218 June 1986
Red Brick HouseII13412974 June 1952
Red Hills FarmII108978525 August 1960
Red Lion CottageII134173026 August 1983
Red Lion CottagesII134203025 August 1960
Red Lion HotelII107840225 August 1960
Red Lion HotelII11558674 June 1952
RedesdaleII108952111 January 1985
Redesdale Arms HotelII134166930 June 1983
Redesdale Hall (Town Hall)II108868325 August 1960
Reevey GateII134127026 November 1958
Reid CottageII108881929 April 1983
Rendcomb ManorII13409174 February 1952
Reservoir CottageII115686826 January 1961
Retaining Walls Forming Carriage SplashII10784558 June 1983
Retaining Walls of Lily Pond, Flanking Garden Walls and Summerhouse, Steps and Terrace Adjoining to West of AbbotswoodII127494516 July 1986
Rex House Including Railing Outside and Wall LeftII117156920 February 1985
Rhoslynletty Tuesday CottageII134165512 August 1983
Rhymes CottageII108867430 June 1983
Richard Ashwin Table Tomb Immediately to North of ChurchII108877012 August 1983
Richard Marchant Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 7 Metres South of South Aisle to Church of St MaryII13031555 February 1987
Richard Minchin Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary Circa 7 Metres North West of the PorchII134083328 May 1987
Richmond HouseII108853320 February 1985
Ricketts Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 1 1/2 Metres South of Porch to Church of St PeterII134179024 June 1985
Ridge CottageII117214617 June 1986
Rissington MillII109027828 May 1987
RivermeadII10893794 July 1985
Rivers Cottage (Excluding That Part Now Julia'S Cottage)II13048368 June 1983
RiversideII108991925 August 1960
RiversideII120609323 July 1971
Riverside CottageII108990025 August 1960
Riverside CottageII134110218 June 1986
Riverside FlatsII103160718 February 1998
Riverside HouseII13413204 June 1952
Road Bridge Circa 70 Metres South West of Casey Compton House and Canal Either Side of BridgeII134132711 February 1986
Road Bridge Over Ampney BrookII134099717 June 1986
Road Bridge Over River Leach Approximately 40 Metres North West of Church of St Michael and St MartinII13413935 February 1987
Road Bridge Over Sherborne Brook at East End of Mareslaid Copse and Road Side Wall to NorthII134079025 March 1987
Road Bridge Over Sherborne Brook C60m West of Sherbrooke HouseII130317025 March 1987
Roadside Cross North of Church PathII10900204 June 1952
Roadside Range of Farmbuildings at Ampney SheephouseII10900114 June 1952
Robert Welch StudiosII107838725 August 1960
Roberts HouseII13040804 June 1952
Robins CottageII109024612 February 1988
Rock CottageII108861926 August 1983
Rock CottageII130323316 July 1986
Rock HouseII115526125 August 1960
RockcliffeII127451916 July 1986
Rockery and Grotto at South-East Corner and As Terrace to South of Spring Hill HouseII11524508 June 1983
RodcombeII108854325 August 1960
Rodmarton War MemorialII142604930 April 2015
RodneysII115388826 August 1983
Rodways Cottage and Rodways PlaceII13415886 September 1954
Rogers CottageII108881529 April 1983
Roman Catholic Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII139107513 September 2004
Rosary Cottage and Garden Wall to WestII115251925 August 1960
Rose and Crown HouseII115220925 August 1960
Rose Bank Cottage the BankII117201911 January 1985
Rose CottageII108846124 June 1985
Rose CottageII109025512 February 1988
Rose CottageII109040225 March 1987
Rose CottageII120538923 July 1971
Rose CottageII123783516 July 1986

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Cotswold?
Cotswold has 4,999 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 105 Grade I, 221 Grade II* and 4,673 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Cotswold 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. Cotswold’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Cotswold 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.