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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 5 of 16

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Cartshed and Granary with Attached Cowhouse Across Road and to South East of Manor FarmhouseII108843524 June 1985
Cartshed at Coln Valley Fish and Game Company LimitedII134140726 January 1961
Cartshed at the Grange FarmII118741024 May 1993
Cartshed to North of Park Corner FarmhouseII117196424 June 1985
Cartshed with Granary and Pigsties at Manor FarmII108975316 March 1987
Cartshed with Granary Over and Attached Cow Shelter Adjoining Church Farmhouse on WestII134158921 March 1985
Cascade and Associated Pool and Steps Circa 70 Metres South East of Cowley ManorII109174122 October 1987
Cassey Compton HouseII108932523 January 1952
Cast Iron Gates and Gatepiers in Garden of Evenlode Place Circa 35 Metres South East of HouseII115497230 January 1987
Cast Iron Railings on Both Sides of the Road Opposite Daglingworth HouseII109021112 February 1988
Castle Barn and Open Fronted StoreII115400918 June 1986
Castle CottageII11550244 July 1985
Castle Hill FarmII134103217 June 1986
Catherine'S CottageII10783958 June 1983
Caudle Green FarmhouseII13056004 June 1952
Causey BarnII108918523 January 1952
Cecily Hill Gates and ScreenII118743623 July 1971
Cecily Hill House and Attached Wall and GatesII120528414 June 1948
Cedar HouseII134115316 March 1987
Cemetery LodgeII129869830 January 1992
Cemetery Wall, Railings and GatesII120536430 January 1992
Century HouseII108867530 June 1983
Cerney HouseII13042584 February 1952
Cerney Wick FarmhouseII109005327 February 1986
Cerney Wick Mill House Adjoining Cerney Wick Mill, Known As the MillII109005027 February 1986
Chantry and GatepiersII130589629 April 1983
Chantry CottageII108993217 June 1986
Chantry Cottage Chantry HouseII130429712 February 1988
Chapel AshII108952611 January 1985
Chapel C10m West of Northleach HospitalII109047225 March 1987
Chapel CottageII146451111 February 1986
Chapel CottageII108858126 August 1983
Chapel CottageII108917826 January 1961
Chapel CottageII130300311 February 1986
Chapel Place Miranda CottageII130346425 August 1960
Chappell Memorial, About 7 Metres North West Door in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII108963421 March 1985
Chapter ManorII134095612 August 1981
Chardwar the CloistersII134164512 August 1983
Charingworth FarmhouseII117079020 February 1985
Charingworth GrangeII108854520 February 1985
Charlcote House and Old Stable Block Abutting and to South West of CharlcoteII117221025 August 1960
Charles Ricknell Monument in the Churchyard of the Church of St Michael Circa 2 Metres South of ChancelII108983218 June 1986
Charlescote Middle CottageII130479725 August 1960
Charlham Bridge at Ngr Su 082999II109003517 November 1988
Charlton CottageII109031028 May 1987
Charlton Court FarmhouseII108956621 March 1985
Charlton HouseII120598023 July 1971
Charlton HouseII134124521 March 1985
Charlton LodgeII108956721 March 1985
Chavenage Manor FarmhouseII108975516 March 1987
Cheltenham CottagesII108847120 February 1985
Chemist Shop to West of Church GatesII108856725 August 1960
Cherington ParkII13051126 September 1954
Cherington/Timpany Monument, About 8 Metres East North East of Cross in Churchyard of Church of the Holy RoodII109001717 June 1986
Cherry Orchard CottageII11714168 June 1983
Chest tomb approximately 11.8 metres east of east end of chancel of Church of St John BaptistII118750524 May 1993
Chest tomb approximately 64 metres east of chancel of Church of St John BaptistII120640024 May 1993
Chest Tomb Circa 2 Metres South of Veat Memorial in Churchyard of Church of St LawrenceII117134620 February 1985
Chester VillaII120618723 July 1971
Chesterton Farmhouse and Attached Outbuilding and Garden WallII129871825 May 1993
Chesterton HouseII118744223 July 1971
Chestnut CottageII134104417 June 1986
Chestnut Cottage the ChestnutsII117117420 February 1985
Chestnut HouseII117159125 August 1960
Chimney Top Approximately 30 Metres South East of KingshillII10891895 February 1987
Chipping CroftII11534506 September 1954
Church BarnII109044810 September 1982
Church CottageII10884634 June 1952
Church CottageII108917623 January 1952
Church CottageII109018912 February 1988
Church CottageII115510125 August 1960
Church CottageII11559794 June 1952
Church CottageII130403028 May 1987
Church CottageII13411774 June 1952
Church CottagesII130406118 June 1986
Church Farm House and PenlynII108991825 August 1960
Church FarmhouseII108864326 August 1983
Church FarmhouseII10892554 June 1952
Church FarmhouseII10894604 June 1952
Church FarmhouseII108983323 January 1952
Church FarmhouseII115359127 February 1986
Church FarmhouseII11550041 May 1986
Church FarmhouseII11716504 June 1952
Church FarmhouseII130431928 May 1987
Church FarmhouseII13052216 September 1954
Church FarmhouseII134074625 August 1960
Church FarmhouseII134084623 January 1952
Church FarmhouseII13409874 June 1952
Church FarmhouseII134135627 February 1986
Church Farmhouse and Attached Farm Buildings to NorthII130369225 August 1960
Church Farmhouse and GatehouseII130359025 August 1960
Church GatesII134172625 August 1960
Church HouseII107878823 January 1952
Church HouseII115578825 August 1960
Church House and Railings to RoadII136614830 June 1983
Church House, with Gatepiers, Gate and RailingsII11557334 June 1952
Church of Holy TrinityII134097526 November 1958
Church of St AnneII108941526 November 1958
Church of St CatherineII12357506 September 1954
Church of St DavidII108867730 June 1983
Church of St JamesII108952325 August 1960
Church of St JamesII134178726 November 1958
Church of St LukeII108967526 November 1958
Church of St MaryII115400228 May 1987
Church of St MaryII12357446 September 1954
Church of St Mary (Rc) and Gates, Gate Piers and Railings to ChurchyardII11521458 June 1983
Church of St Mary MagdaleneII134110025 August 1960
Church of St MichaelII10784798 June 1983
Church of St MichaelII134136826 November 1958
Church of St Michael and All AngelsII115346526 November 1958
Church of St Michael and All AngelsII115348716 March 1987
Church of St. BartholomewII13411546 September 1954
Church of the Holy AscensionII138832610 August 1999
Church RoomII130394326 August 1983
Church StepsII108851620 February 1985
Church ViewII11519784 June 1952
Church View and Attached BarnII115474325 August 1960
Church View Old Reading RoomII134128525 August 1960
Churchend CottageII117147120 February 1985
Churchill InnII108855926 August 1983
Churchyard Boundary Wall Fronting Road with 2 Archways, Gatepiers and Gates to ChurchyardII134205429 April 1983
Churchyard Cross in the Churchyard Approximately 10m South of Church of St MaryII108843826 November 1958
Churchyard Cross in the Churchyard Approximately 18m South of Church of St MichaelII108843026 November 1958
Churchyard Cross in the Churchyard of the Church of the Holy Rood, Circa 4 Metres South of the Thomas Heines MonumentII109020926 November 1958
Churchyard Gate and Gateposts to East of British Legion ClubII134170526 August 1983
Churchyard Walls to North, South and West, Churchyard Gates and GatepiersII13054788 June 1983
Circular Dovecote 45 Metres South East of Chantry HouseII10901714 February 1952
Circular Feeding Yard About 60 Yards South West of Paxford HouseII108859826 August 1983
Cirencester County Junior SchoolII118753124 May 1993
Cirencester Natural TherapiesII118745514 June 1948
Cirencester War MemorialII144157410 February 2017
Civic Trust House, Guiting Power Amenity TrustII117238111 January 1985
Clark CottagesII108853725 August 1960
Claydon HouseII10894264 July 1985
ClayfieldsII126503616 March 1987
Clayfurlong HouseII115329527 February 1986
Cleeve HouseII11520574 June 1952
Clematis Cottage and 7, Wragg'S RowII108880429 April 1983
Clements FarmhouseII109032828 May 1987
Cliff CottageII115265311 January 1985
Clochran StoneleighII130580130 June 1983
Close Cottage Hardcastle Williams (Opticians)II134158129 April 1983
Co-Operative FoodII11725634 June 1952
Coach and Horses Public HouseII134162912 August 1983
Coach House 15 Yards to North East of Dale HouseII108989516 July 1986
Coach House Approximately 5 Metres to North of Southrop ManorII11567045 February 1987
Coach House at Highgrove, to North West of HouseII130343621 March 1985
Coach House Bar Approximately 50 Metres North of Bibury Court HotelII13032175 February 1987
Coach House Immediate to Rear of MillhouseII122176816 July 1986
Coach House Opposite Aylesworth HouseII108989016 July 1986
Coach House Range 20 Yards South West of Manor HouseII127495816 July 1986
Coach House RestaurantII130364516 July 1986
Coach House to East of the ParsonageII134166530 June 1983
Coach House to North of Naunton Downs FarmhouseII130359716 July 1986
Coach House to North of Stable Block at Cherington ParkII108884221 March 1985
Coach House West of Stable Block at Cherington ParkII130508521 March 1985
CoachhouseII108864126 August 1983
Coachhouse Barn to South West of Far Upton Wold HouseII134171926 August 1983
Coachhouse, Gate Piers and Wall to Colebrook HouseII115354826 August 1983
Coachmans Cottage School HouseII134112130 January 1987
Coalyard FarmhouseII115548923 January 1952
Coate FarmhouseII10892185 February 1987
Cobbler CottageII10900244 June 1952
CobblestonesII130275723 January 1952
CockleberriesII115723623 January 1952
Cockleford Mill with Attached Stable BlocksII134013122 October 1987
Cold Aston LodgeII115341223 January 1952
Cold ComfortII108935419 December 1985
Colebrook Cottage, Gate Piers and RailingsII108858926 August 1983
Colebrook House and Railings to RoadII134173726 August 1983
Colesbourne InnII108845024 June 1985
College BarnII108978925 August 1960
College CottageII130494717 June 1986
College CottageII134140823 January 1952
College Dene and Part of Garden Wall College House College House (East Wing)II130350425 March 1987
College FarmhouseII10894164 July 1985
College FarmhouseII134105916 July 1986
College Farmhouse and Adjoining Stable Coach HouseII130390425 August 1960
Colly FarmhouseII130365821 March 1985
Coln Cottage the Village StoresII134181023 January 1952
Coln FarmhouseII134133123 January 1952
Coln House SchoolII117265517 June 1986
Coln ManorII130299723 January 1952
Coln St Dennis HouseII134093423 January 1952
Colpen Barn and Adjoining StableII109022712 February 1988
Colston HouseII108997717 June 1986
Combend FarmhouseII117215424 June 1985
Compton Abdale War MemorialII146348412 April 2019
Compton FarmII108987918 June 1986
Conduit HouseII134200125 August 1960
Coneygar Farm Barn and Attached Animal Shelter and StableII10899094 June 1952
Congregational ChurchII108973116 March 1987
Congregational ChurchII115519425 March 1987
Congregational ChurchII134171430 June 1983
ConistonII108880929 April 1983
Convent of St ClotildeII13032774 July 1985
Converted Pigeon House to North of Northwick Park StablesII108859226 August 1983
CoomevilleII108866230 June 1983
CoppersII134163829 April 1983
Copse HillII123797416 July 1986
Copse Hill CourtII123799116 July 1986
Corinium Court Hotel and RestaurantII129871314 June 1948
Corinium Museum and Attached GatewayII120652214 June 1948
Corn Hall BuildingsII118750123 July 1971
Corn Silo, Aycote FarmII130408312 February 1988
Corner CottageII109019812 February 1988
Corner CottageII115386712 February 1988
Corner CottageII107880223 January 1952
Corner CottageII109031128 May 1987
Corner CottageII117206725 August 1960
Corner CottageII117248425 August 1960
Corner CottageII134083726 January 1961
Corner Cottage Cranley CottageII108875912 August 1983
Corner Cottage Pike HouseII109006227 February 1986
Corner Cottage Where Attached to House Occupied by Mr and Mrs SandleII134116730 January 1987
Corner HouseII10900091 May 1986
Corston CottageII109044925 March 1987
Cotswold Barn 50 Yards North East of Aylesworth HouseII115499616 July 1986
Cotswold Book ShopII108878325 August 1960
Cotswold Club and Attached RailingsII129866324 May 1993
Cotswold CottageII108989316 July 1986
Cotswold CottageII10899884 June 1952
Cotswold CottageII11875329 November 1992
Cotswold CottageII130460822 October 1987
Cotswold CottageII130592629 April 1983
Cotswold District Council Offices (Branch Office)II134169430 June 1983
Cotswold Fruit ShopII134164029 April 1983
Cotswold HouseII108862830 June 1983
Cotswold HouseII109047826 January 1961
Cotswold HouseII130376125 August 1960
Cotswold House HotelII117223225 August 1960
Cotswold ParkII115353612 February 1988
Cotswold Sheepskin Hadleigh Hayes House John Hawes and CompanyII118746423 July 1971
CottageII108855325 August 1960
CottageII130587025 August 1960
Cottage Abutting and on West of and Now Part of Cutts Garage, and Campden WeaversII134203225 August 1960
Cottage Adjacent to Cottage Adjoining Motor Museum Cottage Adjoining Motor Museum Used As Store Motor MuseumII134162112 August 1983
Cottage Adjoining and to North of Pinbury ParkII134181324 June 1985
Cottage Adjoining Ivy Cottage to East Ivy CottageII109006127 February 1986
Cottage Adjoining the Paddy to East the PaddyII109006527 February 1986
Cottage Adjoining to North of Premises Occupied by Edwards (Grocer) Premises Occupied by Edwards (Grocer)II13413714 June 1952
Cottage Adjoining Tudor Cottage Tudor CottageII134136323 January 1952
Cottage Attached to Top Cottage, Occupied by Mr P HanksII108974230 January 1987
Cottage Between Birdland and Birdland Art GalleryII108874212 August 1983
Cottage FarmII109046825 March 1987
Cottage Immediately North of Lower Swell Primary SchoolII122214416 July 1986
Cottage Immediately South of Pear Tree CottageII108993717 June 1986
Cottage Immediately West of College CottageII108996517 June 1986
Cottage Morley HouseII11559924 June 1952
Cottage Opposite VicarageII108948111 January 1985
Cottage to North of George Cottage (Ladies Lavatory)II134160625 August 1960
Cottage to Right of the Old BakehouseII117244911 January 1985
Cottage to South West of Red Lion CottageII108858026 August 1983
Cottage, Manor Farm Cottage and Maxted's CottageII117090825 August 1960
Cottage, Premises of Mrs HallII127473116 July 1986
Cottage(S) 90 Yards West of Manor HouseII123777216 July 1986
CottagesII108855125 August 1960
Cottages Attached to the Horse and Groom the Horse and GroomII115537630 January 1987
Cotteswold HouseII109044425 March 1987
Couling Monument, About 8 Metres North East of North Porch in Churchyard of Church of St Mary the VirginII13412684 July 1985
Coulsty BarnII115197312 February 1988
County LibraryII11724508 June 1983
Court CottageII130293011 February 1986
Court Cottage the Ponderosa Weaver'S CottageII115565926 January 1961
Court FarmII134136223 January 1952
Court FarmhouseII115573623 January 1952
Covered Yard and Cow Houses at Beer Furlong BuildingsII11564805 February 1987
Covert CottageII108849325 August 1960
Cowley chest tomb approximately 41 metres east of chancel of Church of St John BaptistII129868924 May 1993
Cowley CottageII108999217 June 1986
Cowley ManorII13401554 July 1960
Cowshed at Manor Farm Approximately 30 Metres West of Church of St PeterII115673623 January 1952
Cox Memorial, About 11 Metres South West of North West Gate in Churchyard of Church of St MaryII130438321 March 1985
Cox-Newman, Gannicott and Townsend (Solicitors)II134160225 August 1960
Coxe'S FarmhouseII13411746 September 1954
Craddock HouseII130337825 March 1987
Cranbrook FarmhouseII108853025 August 1960
Cranmer Cottage Sunny BankII122209516 July 1986
Cranmore FarmhouseII134115616 March 1987
Creamery 100 Yards Approximately North West of Bowl FarmhouseII127472516 July 1986
Creswyke House the WindrushII134169230 June 1983
Crew HouseII10895966 September 1954
Crocodile Water Spout at T Junction at Centre of VillageII108988118 June 1986
Croft CottageII12487486 September 1954
Croft EndII130520417 June 1986
Croft FarmhouseII134180724 June 1985
Croft HouseII10899944 June 1952
Croft HouseII134099127 February 1986
Cromwell HouseII130488723 January 1952
CrossII108925227 February 1986
CrossII115416226 November 1958
Cross About 28 Metres to South East of Porch, in Churchyard of Church of St KenelmII130495026 November 1958
Cross and Cross Shaft Base in the Churchyard of the Church of All Saints, Circa 9 Metres South of the South PorchII109018712 February 1988
Cross and Cross Shaft Base in the Churchyard of the Church of St James Beside Gate to ChurchyardII130466126 January 1961
Cross Base 15 Yards South West of Church of St MaryII122209416 July 1986
Cross Base and Shaft in the Churchyard Approximately 6 Metres South of Chancel to Church of St Michael and St MartinII108922123 January 1952
Cross Base and Shaft, About 6.5 Metres North of North Transept in Churchyard of St LawrenceII115344216 March 1987
Cross Base in the Churchyard Approximately 2 Metres South of Chancel to Church of St JamesII108845324 June 1985
Cross Base in the Churchyard Approximately 4m South of Church of St BartholomewII134180426 November 1958
Cross Base in the Churchyard Approximately 5 Metres South of Porch to Church of St AndrewsII11565905 February 1987

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.