Open data · Historic England

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

Planning works on a listed building?

Tell Planium the address and what you want to change — it explains which consents Cotswold will require and drafts the heritage statement outline.

Ask Planium what consent you need

Grade II listed buildings in Cotswold — page 13 of 16

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Stanley CottageII11519778 June 1983
Stapenhill FarmhouseII115373426 August 1983
Staple FarmhouseII108928911 February 1986
Star CottageII115213617 June 1986
Star CottageII117195425 August 1960
Star FarmhouseII134156321 March 1985
Star Inn HouseII134158329 April 1983
StatueII130578720 February 1985
Statue of Buddha, Batsford Park ArboretumII108954611 January 1985
Statue of DianaII134089323 October 1990
Statue of Mercury in Sunken Garden to South East of Italian Garden at Westonbirt HouseII126479717 June 1993
Stayt'S FarmII115407528 May 1987
Steele Graves Memorial FountainII117121120 February 1985
Stepping StonesII108874312 August 1983
Steps and Balustrade at the Front of the ManorII134086528 May 1987
Steps and Urns to South of Vicarage PorchII108857526 August 1983
StileII115254412 February 1988
Stile and Gate at North West Corner of Churchyard of Church of St MaryII13412724 July 1985
Stock Bridge FarmhouseII108975730 January 1987
Stockwell Monument in the Church Yard of the Church of All Saints, Circa 6 Metres West of the PorchII115373012 February 1988
Stone Balustrading, Wall, Gate and Granary Circa 10 Metres South of Westcote ManorII109025628 May 1987
Stone Bridge at Priory MillII111973712 May 1998
Stone GablesII11721664 June 1952
Stone HouseII127479516 July 1986
Stone House CottagesII122221416 July 1986
Stone Pier at Ngr Sp 0019 0229II129872324 May 1993
Stone Pier at Ngr Sp 0020 0234II120483524 May 1993
Stone Pier at Ngr Sp 0060 0223II118740724 May 1993
Stone Pier at Ngr Sp 0061 0229II120484124 May 1993
Stone Piers, Around Courtyard of Burnt Norton HallII108850820 February 1985
Stone Shelter with Seat to East of Sunken Garden at Westonbirt HouseII123587416 March 1987
Stone Stile and Attached Wall About 5 1/2 Metres Long, Adjoining on East of Wall of Quenington HouseII108990817 June 1986
Stone Stile on South Perimeter Wall of Barnsley Park Estate, About 180 Metres West of Pair of GatepiersII11552474 July 1985
Stone WallII139219812 July 2007
Stone Water Trough and Wall Behind and to Right of Trough, on Corner on North Side of Main Road Opposite the Former SchoolII134109418 June 1986
StonecoteII109047325 March 1987
Stonecote StonehouseII130570920 February 1985
StonecroftII11560444 July 1985
Stonehouse CottagesII122214516 July 1986
StoneleighII134174720 February 1985
Stones FarmII109041123 January 1952
Stones FarmhouseII109005227 February 1986
Stoneyhill FarmhouseII134176324 June 1985
Store for Pony and Trap Circa 10 Metres North-West of Windrush HouseII130241325 March 1987
Store for Pony Trap in Garden of Cutsdean FarmhouseII134126511 January 1985
Store to Rear of Church FarmhouseII115307725 August 1960
Store with Hayloft Behind the King'S ArmsII108852720 February 1985
Store Workshop Divided Between Carpenters and MullionsII134082328 May 1987
Store, the Old RectoryII134112430 January 1987
Store/Stables and Pigsties Banks Fee FarmII134114130 January 1987
Storehouse North East of Aylesworth HouseII123808016 July 1986
Stow Baptist ChapelII108881829 April 1983
Stow LodgeII118741924 May 1993
Stow Lodge HotelII108878625 August 1960
Stow Youth Hostel (Yha)II108879125 August 1960
Stow-On-The-Wold Post OfficeII108881429 April 1983
Stowell MillII115255512 February 1988
Stratton EndII120486814 June 1948
Stratton FirsII118744024 May 1993
Stratton House HotelII118746924 May 1993
Stratton Monument, About 4 Metres South West of South West Tower Buttress in Churchyard of Church of the Holy RoodII117207717 June 1986
Stratton War MemorialII148320126 October 2022
Street FarmhouseII126498416 March 1987
Street Wall and Railings at Northleach HospitalII126375520 February 1989
Street Wall of the GlebeII130588512 August 1983
Street Wall, Gates and Gatepiers to Shepherds CloseII107835925 August 1960
Stuart HouseII117034629 April 1983
Studio AntiquesII134164612 August 1983
Studio Cottage, The Studio and ha-ha to rearII139398123 September 2010
Stump of Cross Shaft and Base in the Churchyard of Church of St George, Circa 10 Metres South of NaveII108984418 June 1986
Stump of Cross Shaft and Base in the Churchyard of the Church of St Giles, Circa 5 Metres South West of the PorchII134013022 October 1987
Summer House 40 Yards South East of Eyford ParkII127460316 July 1986
Summer House in Garden of Fosseway House and Boundary Wall Linking It to Road.II108880629 April 1983
Summerhouse at Grove Farm About 12 Metres to South East of Grove FarmhouseII130516521 March 1985
Summerhouse Circa 30 Metres South East of Brockhampton ParkII108936911 February 1986
Summerhouse Immediately to South East of Glebe FarmhouseII10894444 July 1985
Summerhouse in Garden at Five TreesII134118221 March 1985
Summerhouse in the Garden of the Little ManorII115470425 August 1960
Summerhouse in Woods About 100 Metres South West of Centre of Wiltshire BridgeII115232221 March 1985
Summerhouse in Woods About 90 Metres Due South of Centre of Wiltshire BridgeII108968821 March 1985
Summerhouse Or Orangery on Northern Edge of Lake at Newark Park and Crinkle Crankle Wall AdjoiningII126525316 March 1987
Summerhouse to West of Church HouseII10894344 June 1952
Summers Memorial, About 7 Metres North East of Path Crossing in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108962921 March 1985
SunbeamII115555923 January 1952
Sundial About 6 Metres East of Indian FountainII108954011 January 1985
Sundial Approximately 10 Metres South of Ablington ManorII10883905 February 1987
Sundial Base in the Stable Courtyard, Rendcomb CollegeII109016712 February 1988
Sundial Circa 5 Metres West of the Thomas Bridges MonumentII109037128 May 1987
Sundial CottageII10884624 June 1952
Sundial CottageII108955725 August 1960
Sundial CottageII109034923 January 1952
Sundial HouseII13412246 September 1954
Sundial, Immediately South East of Main Block of Westonbirt HouseII126479617 June 1993
Sunny GlebeII115392625 August 1960
SunnysideII108917126 January 1961
Sunnyside and Cottage Adjacent to WestII127481116 July 1986
Surround to Supplementary Village Conduit HeadII108933211 February 1986
Surround to Village Water SupplyII115521011 February 1986
Surround to Water Conduit and Wall Opposite Hillside HouseII115374028 May 1987
Surround Walls to Village PondII10900481 May 1986
Swan AntiquesII107841325 August 1960
Swan HotelII108841623 January 1952
Swan HouseII108917326 January 1961
Swans Nest and Attached OutbuildingII109021312 February 1988
Sweet Briar CottageII115246012 February 1988
Swell Mill FarmhouseII122238216 July 1986
Swell Wold FarmhouseII127467316 July 1986
Sycamore BarnII115526825 August 1960
Sycamore CottageII134077723 January 1952
Sycamore FarmhouseII134110925 August 1960
Sycamore HouseII108847625 August 1960
Sycamore HouseII108987523 January 1952
Symes House (Joan Wadley, Fashions)II107841525 August 1960
Syreford FarmhouseII108931611 February 1986
Syrena HouseII118743724 May 1993
Table Tomb 5 Yds South of South PorchII10784578 June 1983
Table Tomb About 8 Yards South of South West Corner of ChurchII108867930 June 1983
Table Tomb Close to North East Corner of Church of St LawrenceII130587812 August 1983
Table Tomb to Samuel Charles Close to South Wall of ChurchII115578016 July 1986
Tadpole CottageII117106220 February 1985
Tagley CottageII134080726 January 1961
Talbot HouseII108878125 August 1960
Talboys HouseII10896606 September 1954
Tallet About 4m South of Home FarmII134126111 January 1985
Tallet, Byre and Wash House Right of Ford FarmhouseII108951625 August 1960
Tallett StepsII11551624 June 1952
Tally CottageII115388912 February 1988
Tally Ho HouseII108978630 January 1987
TankardsII10893994 June 1952
Taree the HaltII117253817 June 1986
Tarlton BridgeII10893024 June 1952
Tarlton ChurchII108924426 November 1958
Tarlton FarmhouseII108924127 February 1986
Tarry CottageII109021212 February 1988
Tayler and FletcherII134160825 August 1960
Tayler'S Farmhouse and Attached Garden Wall, Former Malthouse and Wine CellarII109049423 January 1952
Taylor Monument, About 3 Metres South of South West Tower Buttress in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII13413224 July 1985
Teagues ShopII117099312 August 1983
TembaniII10784878 June 1983
Temperance Hall and Attached SchoolroomII120671123 July 1971
Temple FarmhouseII108978825 August 1960
Temple Guiting HouseII108948325 August 1960
Temple in the Ground of Burnt Norton HallII130560820 February 1985
Temple to Surya and Circular Pool in Gardens of Sezincote HouseII108950111 January 1985
Terrace Adjoining Rc School and Presbytery to NorthII10783858 June 1983
Terrace Revetment and Steps to Rear of Fox HillII134177620 February 1985
Terrance House and Hughenden HouseII124802517 June 1986
Thames and Severn Canal Walls Between Tarlton Bridge and Sapperton Canal Tunnel, South EntranceII134135327 February 1986
Thames CroftII10893724 July 1985
Thatch CottageII130507112 February 1988
Thatched CottageII108917223 January 1952
Thatched CottageII13419938 June 1983
Thatched Outbuilding Circa 15 Metres South of the Lower HouseII109032128 May 1987
Thatched Outbuilding Circa 8 Metres North of Manor FarmII109015212 February 1988
Thatched Outbuilding Near the Eastern Boundary of ParkII130514328 May 1987
Thatched Outbuildings to Rear of Sedgecombe HouseII13419948 June 1983
Thatched Summerhouse Circa 40 Metres West of Great Rissington ManorII109033228 May 1987
The AlmonryII117177025 August 1960
The AnnexII109045125 March 1987
The AntelopeII115545625 March 1987
The Bakehouse and Stone Flag WallII115470825 August 1960
The Bakers ArmsII115397019 March 1985
The BakeryII108855725 August 1960
The BakeryII11556964 June 1952
The Barley MowII107842425 August 1960
The BarracksII115428323 January 1952
The BartonsII134119821 March 1985
The BearII109027512 February 1988
The Bell CottageII108864830 June 1983
The Bell InnII117158225 August 1960
The Black Bear Public HouseII108865630 June 1983
The Black DogII109034823 January 1952
The Black Horse Public HouseII129873114 June 1948
The Blacksmith'S ShopII139267125 July 2008
The Bookshop the Swan Public HouseII108868630 June 1983
The Brew HouseII107839125 August 1960
The BridgesII123791716 July 1986
The Brook HouseII115339927 February 1986
The Brookside HotelII134164412 August 1983
The Bull HotelII10899794 June 1952
The BungalowII109040125 March 1987
The CarpentersII115227023 January 1952
The Catherine WheelII108842523 January 1952
The CedarsII117122225 August 1960
The Chanting HouseII11725904 June 1952
The ChantryII108955311 January 1985
The Chapel HouseII115245127 February 1979
The CherringtonII13050766 September 1954
The Church Room (Gloucester County Council Education Department)II108877412 August 1983
The Clock HouseII108937030 April 1979
The CloseII109029425 August 1960
The Close HotelII13411916 September 1954
The Coach HouseII13409994 June 1952
The Coach House and Barn AttachedII108951325 August 1960
The ComedyII10893734 July 1985
The Corn Mill and Mill WheelII115348223 January 1952
The Corner House the Old ForgeII108929623 January 1952
The Cotswold ShopII134163625 August 1960
The CottageII107879323 January 1952
The CottageII108853525 August 1960
The CottageII108866630 June 1983
The CottageII109026128 May 1987
The CottageII11551954 June 1952
The CottageII117136029 April 1983
The CottageII134080326 January 1961
The CottageII134092412 February 1988
The CottageII13412884 June 1952
The CottageII13412964 June 1952
The CottageII134163312 August 1983
The CottageII134177520 February 1985
The Cottage (Opposite the Three Ways Hotel)II134174320 February 1985
The Cottage Adjoining the Old ShopII115369428 May 1987
The Cottage Adjoining Twyn Cottage (Formerly Owned by T W Simpson)II134086325 August 1960
The Cottage and ForsythiaII117109212 August 1983
The Cottage and Little ThatchII107836425 August 1960
The Cottage ShopII10893964 June 1952
The Cottage to East of Dragon HouseII117213625 August 1960
The Cottage, Sandywell ParkII134131811 February 1986
The Counting HouseII108880829 April 1983
The CourtII108929523 January 1952
The CranhamsII118744924 May 1993
The Croft (Right) Pilgrim Cottage (Left)II117182811 January 1985
The CroftsII109024912 February 1988
The CrookII108881329 April 1983
The Crooked HouseII130420123 January 1952
The CrossII108878025 August 1960
The Crown InnII10893984 June 1952
The Crown InnII108967621 March 1985
The Crown InnII13412266 September 1954
The Crown Public HouseII118753623 July 1971
The Curiosity ShopII134160329 April 1983
The DovecoteII108979825 August 1960
The Dovecote Circa 50 Metres North West of Stowell Park HouseII108983018 June 1986
The Dower HouseII10894674 June 1952
The Dower HouseII115522125 August 1960
The Dower HouseII130399825 August 1960
The Dower HouseII130464625 August 1960
The Dower HouseII13415876 September 1954
The Dower House the Old Dower HouseII108933323 January 1952
The DownsII108967321 March 1985
The Duke of Wellington Public HouseII108874412 August 1983
The ElmsII120594924 May 1993
The Elms the Little ElmsII117116525 August 1960
The Estate Office, Sherborne HouseII109040025 March 1987
The FalconII130425327 February 1986
The Flower GirlII107837129 April 1983
The FollyII115476921 March 1985
The Folly FarmhouseII134115516 March 1987
The ForgeII10900667 December 1971
The ForgeII117086625 August 1960
The Former SmithyII108978230 January 1987
The Fosse Way BridgeII147585516 July 2021
The Fox InnII134082628 May 1987
The Fruit BasketII107837229 April 1983
The Gable CottageII130334725 March 1987
The Gabled CottageII108934811 February 1986
The GablesII107843125 August 1960
The GablesII109047923 January 1952
The GablesII115514930 January 1987
The GablesII115569811 February 1986
The GablesII117145825 August 1960
The GablesII130362325 August 1960
The GablesII134081325 March 1987
The GablesII13412734 June 1952
The GazeboII108936611 February 1986
The Gazebo Circa 200 Metres East of Sherborne HouseII134081025 March 1987
The Gift HorseII134169530 June 1983
The Ginger HouseII134173326 August 1983
The GlebeII108984823 January 1952
The Glebe HouseII108877225 August 1960
The Glebe HouseII109019923 January 1952
The Glebe HouseII13035225 February 1987
The GrangeII117102920 February 1985
The GrangeII118740914 June 1948
The Greedy GrapeII108862325 August 1960
The Green CottageII134087628 May 1987
The Grey HouseII108860026 August 1983
The Grey HouseII130402623 January 1952
The GreyhoundII109007127 February 1986
The GuggleII134076523 January 1952
The Guild HouseII11523668 June 1983
The Hall of FriendshipII137571621 July 1998
The Headmasters House, Dowdeswell CourtII130371511 February 1986
The HobbitsII115415428 May 1987
The HolliesII115198123 January 1952
The HolliesII11560184 July 1985
The Home FarmhouseII123590216 March 1987
The HopeII115206317 June 1986
The Horse and GroomII134126311 January 1985
The Horse Guards, Pavilion at So 9776 0255II120484614 June 1948
The Horse Guards, Pavilion at So 9777 0259II120485014 June 1948
The House on the CornerII115350027 February 1986
The Keeper'S LodgeII127489716 July 1986
The KennelsII115594125 March 1987
The King'S ArmsII117115125 August 1960
The Kings ArmsII13411486 September 1954
The Lady CottageII108985823 January 1952
The Lamb InnII109030628 May 1987
The LanternsII107841425 August 1960
The Laurel HouseII130346125 August 1960

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.