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Listed buildings in Dorset

Dorset has 9,210 listed building entries — 244 Grade I, 478 Grade II* and 8,488 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 26 January 1950 and the most recent from 18 September 2025.

List entries
9,210
Grade I
244
2.6%
Grade II*
478
5.2%
Grade II
8,488
92.2%

When Dorset’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 3,753 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Dorset — page 10 of 29

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bridge Over River Tarrant 20m South-East of the CottageII132432718 October 1985
Bridge Over River WeyII109672614 June 1974
Bridge Over River Winterborne, 60m South-West of the Parish ChurchII130459310 October 1985
Bridge Over River Winterbourne at Main Entrance to Anderson ManorII111863610 October 1985
Bridge Over Sluice Adjacent to Mill House Bridge Over Sluice to North-West Of, and Adjacent to North Mill HouseII13041087 May 1952
Bridge Over Stream North of Blackmanston FarmII11521482 October 1984
Bridge Over the Devil'S Brook Approximately 120 Metres North East of Bingham'S Melcombe House (That Part in Melcombe Horsey Parish)II111885021 May 1984
Bridge over the railway at ChantmarleII143605327 July 2016
Bridge Over the River Frome 250 Metres East of Muckleford FarmhouseII128874120 May 1985
Bridge PlaceII11193482 June 1986
Bridge to Old VicarageII126210326 January 1956
Bridge to Present Managers Office at Pymore MillsII128886719 December 1984
Bridge to Pymore Terrace at Pymore MillsII121387119 December 1984
Bridge to South of West Mill Over River PiddleII11199388 April 1976
Bridge to West of West MillsII127918230 October 1974
Bridge ViewII11108352 September 1986
Bridge ViewII132462811 June 1985
Bridge, 20 Metres South West of the Fox InnII129001322 December 1983
Bridge, 30 Feet North of the Bridge 40 Feet East of Hangmans Cottage, on Path Leading Towards Frome Whitfield HouseII12191078 May 1975
Bridle'S FarmhouseII111881926 January 1956
Bridport Arms HotelII122872319 September 1975
Bridport Arts CentreII122785328 November 1950
Bridport ChapelII121643819 September 1975
Bridport Old BreweryII122873119 September 1975
Bridport Quaker Meeting House and water pumpII122801128 November 1950
Bright WillowII132389311 July 1951
BrightsideII122981720 November 1959
Brimley FarmhouseII122823431 July 1984
Brimley HouseII128731131 July 1984
Brimley MillII122806231 July 1984
Brine Monument, in the Churchyard, 7 Metres South of Chancel of St Mary'S ChurchII111017711 June 1985
Britannia InnII111065028 November 1950
British Legion Hall Including Wall in FrontII122856019 September 1975
British Legion HeadquatersII11105908 May 1975
British Legion House Including Boundary Wall and RailingsII132347620 November 1959
Broad Oak FarmhouseII111043614 June 1984
BroadhayesII11725793 January 1985
Broadmead CottagesII121643719 September 1975
Broadoak ChurchII121603710 January 1984
Broadwater CottageII127918126 January 1956
Broadwey CottageII127215414 June 1974
Broadwey HouseII114797714 June 1974
Broadwindsor HouseII111877931 July 1984
Brockhampton FarmhouseII117233026 January 1956
Brockhill HouseII13233812 October 1984
Brook CottageII111019816 August 1960
Brook CottageII111876322 December 1983
Brook CottageII12280734 October 1960
Brook CottageII127208714 June 1974
Brook CottageII132383419 November 1985
Brook Cottage with Attached Barn at West End Grooms CottageII121422426 January 1956
Brook HouseII127208812 December 1953
Brook HouseII132463214 July 1955
Brook House with Attached RailingsII132417811 November 1966
BrookfieldII11106424 October 1973
BrookhouseII111024316 August 1960
Brooklyn HouseII111078228 November 1950
Brookman'S FarmhouseII132464216 August 1960
Brooks CottageII111044120 December 1983
BrooksideII111934931 July 1961
BrooksideII13239758 October 1986
Brookside and Pond CottageII115280610 October 1985
Brookside CottageII115347920 October 1983
Brookside Farm House, Including Front Boundary WallII11191998 October 1986
BroomdownII11201134 November 1986
Broomhill BridgeII142576230 June 2015
Broomhill Farmhouse with Attached Stable and ShedII115282419 November 1985
BroomhillsII121608410 January 1984
Broompound DairyII11204422 October 1984
Brownsea CastleII112027713 December 1984
BrownshallII12281914 October 1960
BrownsvilleII132415726 January 1956
Brunesella and the Thatched CottageII11530934 October 1960
Bryanston CottageII13248137 September 1973
Bryanston FarmhouseII111018412 October 1970
Bryant Monument and Railings 10 Metres North of Parish Church NaveII127922519 December 1984
Bryants Cottage Bytheway Ashley CottageII130545814 July 1955
Bubb Down FarmhouseII11540972 June 1986
Buckham MillII111875612 June 1953
Buckland HouseII123727821 May 1984
Buckland Newton ManorII130517826 January 1956
Buckland Newton PlaceII117240526 January 1956
Buckland Newton War MemorialII142760116 July 2015
Buckler'S Farmhouse and Attached BarnII115400711 July 1951
Buckshaw FarmhouseII111884221 May 1984
Budden Monument 7 Metres South of Parish Church South AisleII128839019 December 1984
Buddens FarmhouseII11102743 January 1985
Building Adjoining St John'S to EastII11107064 October 1973
Building to Rear of No 10a North Street (Part of Victoria House)II11200188 April 1976
Building to the north of No. 17 East StreetII112023510 March 1986
Buildings Behind Nos 6 and 8II13043867 September 1973
Buildings on the Cobb Pier Occupied by Lyme Regis Sailing ClubII127907831 January 1974
Buildings to East of and Adjoining Victoria HouseII13235428 April 1976
BullpitsII11103493 January 1985
Bumblebee Cottage, Hollyhocks, The Old Chapel and Virginia CottageII115386331 July 1961
Burgundy House and Boundary WallII114799214 June 1974
Burial Vault Surmounted by Table Tomb Adjoining North Chancel of St Peter and St Paul'S Church.II117230221 May 1984
BurleyII123039031 January 1974
Burlton CottageII132466011 June 1985
Burngate Farm HouseII115237020 November 1959
Burrcombe CottageII121637530 May 1975
Burt Table Tomb 3 Metres South of Church PorchII121346619 December 1984
Burt'S FarmhouseII117243814 July 1955
Burt'S FarmhouseII13245154 October 1960
Burton House St Agnes and OribiII127879323 April 1952
Burvan HouseII11203722 October 1984
Burwell Cottage and Number 2 Church StreetII12154445 September 1960
Bush Cottage and Cottage Adjoining South-WestII13245543 January 1985
Bushmead, Elham House and Jay CottageII111852022 March 1973
Bussey Stool LodgeII117242414 July 1955
Bute HouseII11107214 October 1973
Butler'S Cottage 80 Metres South West of BarnII128735831 July 1984
Butt FarmhouseII128746410 January 1984
Buttress CottageII111922826 January 1956
Butts CottageII115343326 January 1956
BwthynII11720612 October 1984
By the Stream StaddlestonesII12881147 August 1952
Bye FarmhouseII11519433 January 1985
BywaysII132411431 July 1961
Cairn CottageII11526164 October 1973
California FarmhouseII111987921 March 1983
Calleywell CottageII13052594 October 1960
CalshottII111053720 October 1983
Cambridge Cottage Cambridge HouseII132418531 July 1984
Camden HouseII130487126 June 1952
Came FarmhouseII115427626 January 1956
Came LodgeII111922026 January 1956
CamelotII111076530 November 1971
Camesworth FarmhouseII12160394 December 1951
Camp CottageII132341830 August 1984
Campion CottageII115422826 January 1956
Candida House, Attached Cottage and Coach House at RearII122817610 January 1984
CandlesticksII111049920 December 1983
Canford BridgeII111955514 June 1952
Canford Crafts and Williams and FarmerII11195992 February 1983
Cann FarmhouseII11103233 January 1985
Cann LodgeII123996015 October 1973
Cannfield FarmhouseII13051753 January 1985
Cannings Court FarmhouseII128736420 December 1983
Canteen CottageII112046220 November 1959
CanterburysII122840131 July 1984
Cards Mill Farmhouse and Attached Brick Wall to North WestII128752310 January 1984
Carey House and Carey Cottage, Including Attached Gazebo on East, and Boundary Walls on North and EastII115495630 August 1984
Caroline CottageII112055028 March 1984
Carpenter'S Cottage and the National Trust Shop and Information CentreII112028013 December 1984
Carpenter'S ShopII117232313 December 1984
CarpentersII115347031 July 1961
Carram HouseII11189085 September 1960
CarrannII111052320 October 1983
Carriage House to Number 26 SouthbrookII113516514 June 1974
Cart Shed 10 Metres North West of Wytherston HouseII128730431 July 1984
Cart Shed 30 Metres East North East of Church of St MaryII121513020 May 1985
Cart Shed 30m North West of Woodlands Farm HouseII11200754 November 1986
Cart Shed and Barn Immediately North East of Stafford Farm HouseII130347410 March 1987
Cart Shed at Bradle Farm, Adjoining Main Barn on NorthII132338630 August 1984
Cart Shed at Renscombe Farm 5 M South of Renscombe Farm HouseII132346113 December 1984
Cart Shed, Park Farm, 15 Metres North East of the Cheese HouseII121546910 January 1984
Cart-Shed 20 Metres North of East Elworth FarmhouseII111870920 May 1985
Cart-Shed 60 Metres North-West of Wyke HouseII13238862 June 1986
Cart-Shed and Stable 5 Metres North of the Old FarmhouseII111868320 May 1985
Cart-Shed, Immediately North of Nos 1 and 2, the CottagesII13239472 June 1986
Carter'S Cottage Hincknowle FarmhouseII128794131 July 1984
Carters CottagesII114797514 June 1974
Casa Mia and Adjoining Cottage on West, (No Name Or Number)II112057428 March 1984
CassisII114810914 June 1974
Castellated Archway Approximately 200m South-West of St Giles' HouseII11201323 April 1986
Castle CottageII111044420 December 1983
Castle CottageII13052576 June 1972
Castle CottageII132345220 November 1959
Castle Farm Castle Farm CottageII12876394 October 1960
Castle Farm HouseII117130328 March 1984
Castle FarmhouseII11105674 October 1960
Castle FarmhouseII11106724 October 1973
Castle GardenII11200268 April 1976
Castle Hill House (Maternity Annexe to Westminster Memorial Hospital)II132476415 October 1973
Castle InnII115247320 November 1959
Castle Tea Room and Garden Including Attached OutbuildingsII112099920 November 1959
Castleman'S FarmhouseII11716234 October 1960
Castleton House Including GatesII11108084 October 1973
Castleton MillII111065714 January 1988
Catherston Manor FarmhouseII111890010 January 1984
Catholic Church of Our LadyII13245084 October 1960
Cats Eye CottageII123047110 March 1986
Catsley FarmhouseII121100822 December 1983
Cattistock HouseII115215026 January 1956
Cattle Shelter Shed 20 Metres North East of Manor FarmhouseII121073722 December 1983
Cauldron Barn Farmhouse and Barn Immediately NorthII132361421 March 1983
Causeway HouseII113520112 December 1953
Cavalier CottageII117200820 November 1959
Cedar CottageII132347518 March 1955
Cedar Cottage Old CedarsII121590411 November 1966
Central Farm BarnII111983326 January 1956
Central StoresII132327328 March 1984
Centre HouseII137568620 July 1998
Cerne Abbas StoresII111944326 January 1956
Cerne AntiquesII132387226 January 1956
Chaffey'S FarmhouseII111886621 May 1984
Chaffeymoor FarmhouseII117220316 August 1960
Chaffeymoor HouseII13052893 January 1985
Chalbury Hill HouseII13235214 November 1986
Chalbury LodgeII109671914 June 1974
Chaldon Down BuildingsII11205192 October 1984
Challows CottageII112024120 November 1959
Chalmington HouseII111866126 January 1956
Chamberlaynes Mill FarmhouseII132363628 March 1984
ChampslandII128790510 January 1984
Chancery HouseII111898419 September 1975
Chantry CottageII115386011 July 1951
Chantry CottageII11541082 June 1986
Chantry CottageII117245216 August 1960
Chantry FordII11103323 January 1985
ChapelII128037221 September 1978
Chapel CottageII11201208 October 1986
Chapel CottageII11205162 October 1984
Chapel CottageII115483711 November 1966
Chapel CottageII121651426 January 1956
Chapel CottageII127883120 November 1959
Chapel Court FarmhouseII128994522 December 1983
Chapel Farm Cottage, Including Garage Immediately West of HouseII11548354 November 1986
Chapel FarmhouseII132349418 March 1955
Chapel Hayes Lady HayesII128714211 November 1966
Chapel Marsh FarmhouseII111875712 June 1953
Charity Farm CottagesII121487519 December 1984
Charity FarmhouseII12148747 August 1952
Charity FarmhouseII131651121 November 1997
Charles Greenham, Butcher Nos 34 and 35, Including Premises of Charles Greenham, ButcherII111082323 April 1952
CharlewoodII130547511 June 1985
Charlotte Row (Terrace)II114594614 June 1974
Charlotte Row (Terrace)II114594714 June 1974
Charlotte Row (Terrace)II114594814 June 1974
Charlotte Row (Terrace)II114594912 December 1953
Charlton HouseII111038716 August 1960
Charminster HouseII132400026 January 1956
Charminster War MemorialII142807918 August 2015
Charmouth House HotelII12882313 November 1970
Charmouth LodgeII111890510 January 1984
Charmouth Parish Church (St Andrew)II121516210 January 1984
Charmouth TunnelII122830210 January 1984
Chedington Court and Wall Along Lane to SouthII129032712 June 1953
Chelborough House with Attached Farm Buildings to SouthII11193232 June 1986
Chelwood HouseII117190816 August 1960
Chemists and GrocersII121069412 June 1953
Cheney HouseII11192832 June 1986
Cheriton and GreenwoodsII13244574 October 1960
Cherry BankII132402510 March 1987
Cherry CottageII11101564 October 1960
Cherry CottageII112055728 March 1984
Cherry CottageII128728910 January 1984
Cherry CottageII132412921 May 1984
Chervil Cottage Midlands Farm Midlands Farm and Chervil CottageII121528510 January 1984
Chescombe CottageII132385721 August 1989
Chescombe FarmhouseII111853710 October 1985
Chescombe HouseII115260926 January 1955
Cheselbourne ManorII115415626 January 1956
Chest Tomb Approximately 1 Metre South of the South Aisle Wall Church of St LaurenceII127218522 December 1997
Chesterfield Place (Terrace)II114595514 June 1974
Chestnut ClubII130477427 October 1950
Chestnut CottageII11536823 April 1986
Chestnut CottagesII132423726 February 1956
ChestnutsII12879835 July 1960
Chetnole Farm HouseII11191958 October 1986
Chetnole LodgeII11192502 June 1986
Chetnole Mill, and Attached Cottages (Nos 1 and 2 Grove Cottages)II11191918 October 1986
Chick Table Tomb 5 Metres South of Parish Church TowerII111878719 December 1984
Chickerell War MemorialII142831619 August 2015
Chideock Court and Attached Stone Wall Along Main Street, Formerly Bridge StreetII12155497 August 1952
Chideock House HotelII12881525 September 1960
Chideock Manor with Attached Wall and Outbuildings on North SideII12156177 August 1952
Chideock War MemorialII142810019 August 2015
Chilcombe FarmhouseII128844819 December 1984
Child Okeford HouseII11102674 October 1960
Chilfrome CottageII128867620 May 1985
Chilmark CottageII121191822 December 1983
Chimneys Hotel, Formerly Old Chimney CottageII12154237 August 1952
Chipman'S Lodge, at West Entrance to Compton HouseII130393928 July 1962
Chipps BartonII111871826 January 1956
Chisel FarmhouseII111026924 June 1985
Christ ChurchII111045516 August 1960
Christmas Close HospitalII11200288 April 1976
Chubb'S FarmII11191938 October 1986
Chubbs AlmshousesII13240358 May 1975
Church CottageII109673912 December 1953
Church CottageII11105748 May 1975
Church CottageII111920926 January 1956
Church CottageII11192892 June 1986
Church CottageII117249416 August 1960
Church CottageII117258520 November 1959
Church CottageII128730710 January 1984
Church CottageII128866220 May 1985
Church CottageII130471421 May 1984
Church CottageII130517311 June 1985
Church CottageII132307820 November 1959
Church CottageII13233922 October 1984
Church CottageII132340513 December 1984
Church CottageII132421020 May 1985
Church Cottage and Front Wall and Gate PiersII128747431 July 1984
Church Cottage and Little FalconII115299718 March 1955
Church Cottage Corner CottageII132423014 July 1955
Church CottagesII111022214 July 1955
Church CottagesII11103723 January 1985

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Dorset?
Dorset has 9,210 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 244 Grade I, 478 Grade II* and 8,488 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Dorset 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. Dorset’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Dorset 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.