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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 16 of 16

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Walls and Piers Forming Boundary to Garden of Cassey Compton HouseII108932623 January 1952
Walls of Ture Between the Talbot Hotel and the PharmacyII108879829 April 1983
Walls of Walled Garden Including Gates Circa 50 Metres North West of Notgrove ManorII108985918 June 1986
Walls to Terrace on West Side of Campden HouseII11719438 June 1983
Walls, Gate Piers, Gates and Railings of Dale House to RoadII108989616 July 1986
Walls, Gates, Gate Piers at Entrance to the ManorII13416243 August 1982
Walnut CottageII117132325 August 1960
Walnut Tree CottageII139271921 August 2008
Walnut Tree Cottage Willersey StoresII117155420 February 1985
Walnut Tree Farm HouseII130390627 February 1986
Walnut Tree HouseII134088828 May 1987
Walters Tea Shop (F E James)II107840525 August 1960
Walton HouseII134162029 April 1983
Wane monument, about 3.7m west of main door in grounds of Fairford United ChurchII115192617 June 1986
War memorialII143790017 October 2016
War MemorialII141103611 September 2012
War MemorialII141154631 October 2012
War MemorialII117042530 June 1983
War Memorial and Enclosure WallsII13420128 June 1983
War Memorial in the churchyard of the Church of St SaviourII14068903 April 2012
Warren HouseII108997317 June 1986
Warrens Cross FarmhouseII11556314 July 1985
Warrens GorseII115336412 February 1988
Wash HouseII115271428 May 1987
Wash House 3 Metres South of Ivy CroftII109030328 May 1987
Wash House Circa 5 Metres East of Number 53II109034528 May 1987
Washbourne'S PlaceII134108525 August 1960
Waste Barn and Adjoining Stable and Animal ShelterII115317416 March 1987
Water Bridge Over River DiklerII134108616 July 1986
Water ConduitII115439828 May 1987
Water MillII122176616 July 1986
Water Pump and Water Pump Recess Opposite ElmleaII109019012 February 1988
Water Pump, by the Old Garage at Bottom of LaneII140931315 December 2003
Water Pump, by the Shoe BoxII139248315 December 2003
Water Pump, Halfway Along, on the LeftII140933515 December 2003
Water Pump, in the Fork of the Side Road on the LeftII140931815 December 2003
Water Pump, Located in the Fork at the Top of LaneII140930315 December 2003
Water Pump, Next to the Bell InnII140933715 December 2003
Water Tank on West Platform of Kemble StationII108928827 February 1986
Water Trough Opposite Westington HouseII10783668 June 1983
Watermoor HouseII102509723 July 1971
Waters BridgeII115234821 March 1985
WatersideII11563635 February 1987
Waterton Farm HouseII134137627 February 1986
Waynes CottageII117223717 June 1986
WaysideII130393226 August 1983
Wayside CottageII10894184 July 1985
Wayside CrossII130381525 August 1960
Webb Monument, About 7 Metres South of Priest'S Door in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108972316 March 1987
Weeks and Myles Monuments, About 6 Metres and 3 Metres South West of South West Corner of Porch in Churchyard of Church of All HallowsII134097827 February 1986
Weigh House and Bridge at Home FarmII123600917 January 1992
Welcome CottageII134164812 August 1983
Well Head Approximately 40 Metres South West of Keble'S BridgeII10891865 February 1987
Well HillII134090512 February 1988
Well HillII134179226 November 1958
Well HouseII130359425 August 1960
Wellacre CottagesII108860926 August 1983
Wellacre FarmhouseII108857926 August 1983
Wellington Memorial Behind Sezincote House OrangeryII108950011 January 1985
Wells Farm CottageII134175925 August 1960
Wells FollyII134111830 January 1987
WendoversII120494723 July 1971
WendoversII129872823 July 1971
Wesleyan ChapelII115417828 May 1987
West Coach House at Colesbourne ParkII108845524 June 1985
West End HouseII115354316 March 1987
West End HouseII115547425 March 1987
West Facade at Kiftsgate CourtII134174220 February 1985
West HouseII115520023 January 1952
West LodgeII115270522 October 1987
West Side HouseII134159321 March 1985
Westcote HouseII107843025 August 1960
Westcote Manor and Adjoining StoreII134086928 May 1987
Westend FarmhouseII11534544 June 1952
Westend HouseII134113716 March 1987
Westerley CottageII11556364 July 1985
Westfield BarnII108886421 March 1985
WesthillII130454628 May 1987
Westington HouseII130468125 August 1960
Westington Mill with Garden Gate and GatepiersII13046568 June 1983
Westington Old FarmhouseII10783658 June 1983
Westonholme, the Bothy, Mill Cottage, Holford Barns and Attached SawmillII123600817 January 1992
Westrip FarmhouseII11724086 September 1954
Westside CottageII108996617 June 1986
Westwood FarmhouseII134178124 June 1985
Whalley FarmII134136011 February 1986
Wharf HouseII13412904 July 1985
WheelwrightsII109045823 January 1952
Whelford Little FarmhouseII10894194 June 1952
White CottageII134205729 April 1983
White Hall FarmII134130723 January 1952
White Hart HotelII130570425 August 1960
White HouseII118752223 July 1971
White Lion CottageII130583325 August 1960
White RosesII108866530 June 1983
Whitehead'S WellII11716894 June 1952
Whitehouse FarmhouseII134118416 March 1987
Whiteway Farmhouse and Adjoining Wall and Railing to South and EastII120666714 May 1990
Wick Hill House HotelII109025928 May 1987
Widdow'S CloseII108861526 August 1983
Wiggold HouseII108998917 June 1986
Wiggold LodgeII134099617 June 1986
Wigmore Memorial, About 4 Metres North West of Porch in Churchyard of St NicholasII108883921 March 1985
Wiliams, Greenham and Price Monuments, About 13 to 20 Metres South of End South East Aisle Buttress in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII117241317 June 1986
Wilks Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 9 Metres South West of Church of St MichaelII108848324 June 1985
Willersey House and Ornamental Garden WallsII117145125 August 1960
Willersey ManorII108847820 February 1985
William Fletcher Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Peter Circa 4 Metres East of the Churchyard CrossII134091912 February 1988
William Harbridge Monument in the Churchyard About 2.5 Metres South of South Transept of the Church of St ThomasII115261511 January 1985
William Mason Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Peter, Circa 6 Metres South of the William Trinder MonumentII130252325 March 1987
William Matthews Table Tomb to North East of ChurchII134163512 August 1983
William Randle Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary, Circa 5 Metres South of the ChancelII109173922 October 1987
William Rogers, Thomas Rogers and Anthony Lawrence Monuments in the Churchyard of Church of St Michael in Row East of Path to South PorchII130377511 February 1986
William Skuce Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 15 Metres South of South Aisle to Church of St MaryII10884055 February 1987
William Thompson monument, about 15m north of main door in grounds of Fairford United ChurchII134103917 June 1986
William Van Hadwen Monument with Railings in the Churchyard of the Church of St James, Circa 14 Metres North of TowerII134093312 February 1988
Williamstrip ParkII134139023 January 1952
Willow CottageII130487623 January 1952
WillowbrookII134109223 January 1952
Willson Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 4 Metres West of Nave to Church of St MaryII10884025 February 1987
Wiltshire BridgeII122760827 May 1981
Windemere HouseII10893744 July 1985
WindrushII134105116 July 1986
Windrush HouseII108873525 August 1960
Windrush HouseII134080823 January 1952
Winning Family Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 2 Metres South of Church of St MichaelII108848624 June 1985
Winson MillII109020412 February 1988
Winterwell BarnII134077125 March 1987
Wireless SupplyII10784418 June 1983
Wise'SII108996117 June 1986
Wise'S CottageII115201817 June 1986
Wisteria CottageII109029028 May 1987
Withy Trees CottageII115620011 February 1986
Witt'S CottageII13418255 February 1987
Wixsted HouseII10784538 June 1983
Wold CottageII13419908 June 1983
Wold'S End Wold'S End HouseII10784778 June 1983
Wood HouseII115206625 August 1960
Woodbank HouseII108936011 February 1986
Woodbine Cottage with Railing and GateII130337730 January 1987
Woodbine CottagesII122425030 March 1993
Woodbine Cottages with Water Pump and TroughII108851420 February 1985
Woodfield HouseII117141324 June 1985
Woodhayes HouseII10897306 September 1954
Woodlands CottagesII123561316 March 1987
Woodlands FarmhouseII134088212 February 1988
Woodroffe HouseII10783618 June 1983
Woodward BrothersII107837329 April 1983
Woodward Tomb in South-West Angle of Tower and ChurchII13419788 June 1983
Wool BarnII115258325 August 1960
Woolcomber Cottage Woolcomber HouseII108882125 August 1960
WoolstaplersII134173126 August 1983
Workshop to Rear of Grey House (Premises of Smalley and Co)II108879529 April 1983
Wrought Iron Gates and Railings at the North Entrance to Rendcomb CollegeII109016112 February 1988
Wyatts FarmhouseII115262311 January 1985
WychelmII109002117 June 1986
Wyck CottageII134089125 August 1960
Wyck Hill Lodge Opposite Wyckhill FarmII130345130 January 1987
Yanworth FarmhouseII115438823 January 1952
Yeatman Monument, About 21 Metres North of North Vestry in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII10894104 July 1985
Yeo CottageII117102830 June 1983
Yew Tree CottageII108871212 August 1983
Yew Tree CottageII108991017 June 1986
Yew Tree CottageII109027728 May 1987
Yew Tree CottageII115205417 June 1986
Yew Tree CottageII115545126 January 1961
Yew Tree CottageII130344825 August 1960
Yew Tree CottageII134143923 January 1952
Yew Tree FarmhouseII108849224 June 1985
Yew Tree FarmhouseII109008727 February 1986
York CottageII130476112 February 1988
York HouseII13412226 September 1954
Young Monument in the Churchyard Approximatley 6m South of Tower to Church of St JohnII108844624 June 1985

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.