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Listed buildings in Crawley

Crawley has 103 listed building entries — 3 Grade I, 12 Grade II* and 88 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 21 June 1948 and the most recent from 9 January 2018.

List entries
103
Grade I
3
2.9%
Grade II*
12
11.7%
Grade II
88
85.4%

When Crawley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 56 entries.

1940s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Crawley (15)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Charlwood HouseII*118708011 November 1966
Charlwood Park FarmhouseII*118709011 November 1966
Church of St Michael and All AngelsII*118708121 June 1948
Ewhurst PlaceII*118709221 June 1948
Gatwick Manor Inn Hyders HallII*118710321 June 1948
Ifield Quaker Meeting HouseI129887921 June 1948
Meeting House CottageII*120768321 June 1948
Parish Church of St John the BaptistII*129887521 June 1948
Parish Church of St MargaretI118710823 February 1983
Rowley FarmhouseII*118707921 June 1948
The Ancient Priors (Minters Restaurant a Louis Coiffeur)II*120742021 June 1948
The Beehive (Former Combined Terminal and Control Tower)II*126832719 August 1996
The George HotelII*118708821 June 1948
The Old PunchbowlII*118708621 June 1948
The Parish Church of St NicholasI118711428 October 1957

Grade II listed buildings in Crawley

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 2, Ifield RoadII126337525 April 1984
10, Ifield RoadII11871186 August 1992
34 and 36, High StreetII118708723 February 1983
39, High StreetII118708423 February 1983
60 and 62, Ifield RoadII118709421 June 1948
Antique Centre Hillside KennelsII129887023 February 1983
Apple Tree FarmII12988808 February 1983
Barn at Gatwick ManorII129888421 June 1948
Barn to South East of Bewbush ManorII135419919 October 1973
Bewbush ManorII102701419 October 1973
Blackdog CottageII118708923 February 1983
Blackwater CottageII118707823 February 1983
Boscobel (C G a Insurance Brokers Limited)II120748528 August 1981
Bridge Over Moat at Ewhurst PlaceII118709323 February 1983
Broadfield HouseII129887121 June 1948
Brook CottageII129888623 February 1983
BrooksideII118710523 February 1983
CaxtonsII118711617 March 1978
Cheals Garden CentreII118709121 June 1948
Cherry Tree CottageII118711121 June 1948
Church CottageII127952223 February 1983
County Oak CottageII127975723 February 1983
Crawley MuseumII129887721 June 1948
Crown Post Barn to East of Rowley Farm HouseII11871175 September 1986
Edgeworth HouseII118707223 February 1983
Finches CottageII11870968 February 1983
Fir Tree CottageII118710223 February 1983
Flint CottageII129887223 February 1983
Fountain and pond basin at Milton Mount Gardens (former Worth Park)II13925811 May 2008
Freeman Hardy and Willis Smith BrosII127969723 February 1983
Friary Church of St Francis and St AnthonyII139231725 October 2007
Frogshole FarmhouseII126339025 October 1983
Garden Wall and Entrance to Worth Training CentreII118707523 February 1983
Goffs ManorII120757511 February 1960
Green Lane Old CottageII118707411 February 1960
Harrow Cottage Old Plough Cottage Plough InnII118710923 February 1983
Hazelwick GrangeII118708321 June 1948
Heathy Ground FarmhouseII125023010 March 1992
Ifield Mill HouseII11804681 May 1974
Ifield Water MillII120763021 June 1948
John Penfold LtdII127976623 July 1981
JordansII118710021 June 1948
Jordans Social ClubII129888223 February 1983
K6 Telephone Kiosk Pair on Island SiteII129888913 May 1988
Langley GrangeII118709821 June 1948
Langley Green FarmhouseII129888123 February 1983
Lilac CottageII129887423 February 1983
Little OrchardsII120738724 March 1982
Lowfield HallII143923422 February 2017
Lowfield Heath War MemorialII14527939 January 2018
Michaelmas CottageII120765023 February 1983
Mounting Block in Forecourt of Friends Meeting HouseII120771923 February 1983
Newstead LodgeII127953523 February 1983
Number 85 (Brewery Shades Inn) and Number 87II127971521 June 1948
Oak CottageII129887323 February 1983
Oakfield CottageII118707623 February 1983
Oakfield LodgeII129890923 February 1983
Old CottageII118708223 February 1983
Old Inn CottageII118709723 February 1983
Old MartyrsII118709511 February 1960
Oldlands FarmhouseII11871107 February 1972
Poles Acre BarnII127955723 February 1983
Pulhamite rock islet in lake at Milton Mount Gardens (former Worth Park)II13925801 May 2008
Pulhamite rockery at Milton Mount Gardens (former Worth Park gardens)II13925791 May 2008
Radford FarmhouseII120783123 February 1983
Railway Signal BoxII129888723 February 1983
Ridley's Court (former stables to Worth Park)II139242927 February 2008
RidleysII118707723 February 1983
Spikemead FarmhouseII118710423 February 1983
St Barbe CottageII129888523 February 1983
St Margaret'S CottageII120787223 February 1983
Street HouseII118711528 October 1957
Table Tomb to George and Mary Hutchinson in Parish ChurchyardII129888823 February 1983
Teizers Farm HouseII102995525 April 1984
The Lychgate to Churchyard of the Parish Church of St NicholasII125021228 October 1957
The Old Fox HouseII129887823 February 1983
The Old HouseII118709923 February 1983
The Old RectoryII118710621 June 1948
The TweedII118711221 June 1948
The VicarageII120792723 February 1983
Tinsley FarmhouseII120788622 February 1983
Toll HouseII125021923 February 1983
Toovies FarmhouseII118711325 October 1983
Turks CroftII118710711 February 1960
Upper Prestwood FarmhouseII120767123 February 1983
White Hart HotelII129887623 February 1983
Wing HouseII118707323 February 1983
Worth Training CentreII129890823 February 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Crawley?
Crawley has 103 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 3 Grade I, 12 Grade II* and 88 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Crawley 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. Crawley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Crawley 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.