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Listed buildings in East Hertfordshire

East Hertfordshire has 3,019 listed building entries — 42 Grade I, 199 Grade II* and 2,778 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 18 February 1948 and the most recent from 15 May 2026.

List entries
3,019
Grade I
42
1.4%
Grade II*
199
6.6%
Grade II
2,778
92.0%

When East Hertfordshire’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,732 entries.

1940s2020s

Planning works on a listed building?

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Grade II listed buildings in East Hertfordshire — page 10 of 10

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Westley FarmII134776213 December 1984
WestmillII108915624 January 1967
Westmill Farm HouseII108915224 January 1967
WestonsII134777722 February 1967
WestwayII110187814 January 1985
Wh Shepherd, ButcherII130812831 May 1984
WheelwrightsII130776319 September 1984
Whipping post about 20m north of No. 15, Datchworth GreenII134145911 June 1986
Whiprow CottagesII121322930 April 1985
WhitacreII126877512 April 1973
White CottageII110193614 January 1985
White CottageII121019130 April 1985
White Cottage, and Buttermilk Hall FarmII110136230 January 1974
White Hart FarmhouseII134775214 January 1985
White Hart House, and Number 89II117454622 February 1967
White Hart InnII126869010 February 1950
White Horse CottageII134143024 July 1975
White Horse InnII126888710 February 1950
White Horse Public HouseII128089824 July 1975
White HorsesII130785224 January 1967
White HouseII110182213 December 1984
White House and OutbuildingsII135616230 September 1983
White House LodgeII134777013 December 1984
White Lion HotelII11016456 June 1952
White Lion HouseII136613722 February 1967
White PasturesII117639414 January 1985
WhitebarnsII130787022 February 1967
WhitehallII117434131 May 1984
Whitehill HouseII134758124 January 1984
Whiterose CottagesII117639714 January 1985
Wickham CottageII121223322 February 1967
Wickham Hall Barn (1) (To East of Wickham Hall Farmhouse)II110160918 October 1949
Wickham Hall Barn (2) (To South-East of Wickham Hall Farmhouse)II134784518 October 1949
Wickham Hall CottageII110161018 October 1949
Wickham Hall FarmhouseII130808718 October 1949
Wickham Hall Outbuilding (To South-South-East of Wickham Hall Farmhouse)II117601111 July 1983
Widford Jmi SchoolII110192819 September 1984
Widford Lodge to Blakesware Next to Railway BridgeII110192419 September 1984
Widfordbury Farm and Widfordbury House on West of ChurchyardII11019254 December 1951
Willacy'S at St Edmund'S CollegeII110235524 January 1967
Willow CottageII134147611 June 1986
Willow Pond HouseII110228824 January 1984
Willows CottageII110186614 January 1985
Willows FarmhouseII117660114 January 1985
WillowthorpeII107876030 September 1983
Windmill CottageII110184513 December 1984
Windmill CottageII134186830 September 1983
Windmill Tower 220 Metres West North West of Mill HouseII129072719 October 1951
Windyridge FarmII12689729 September 1996
Wiseman'S CottageII13079152 October 1981
Wood ViewII128907930 April 1985
Woodcock LodgeII134145124 November 1966
Woodcote Cottage and Outbuildings to the North WestII110194014 January 1985
Woodcott Behind Number 1 Ashe Cottages,albury RoadII129026930 April 1985
Wooden Monument in Churchyard at Old Church of St James 10 Metres West of TowerII107873230 September 1983
Woodham HouseII121297622 February 1967
Wooding CottageII120434630 September 1983
WoodlandII117564431 May 1984
WoodleaII107876630 September 1983
WoodsideII130758420 April 1988
Woodside CottageII134795226 May 1983
Woolpack CroftII110224322 February 1967
Wren Monument in St Mary'S Churchyard (25 Metres to West South West of East Gate to Churchyard)II129648124 January 1984
Wych Elm CottageII110138631 May 1984
Wych Elms and Attached Wall, Goldings ParkII12688219 September 1996
Wychcroft CottagesII122047430 April 1985
Wyddial Bury and Attached Range of Ornamental Farm Buildings Facing the ChurchII110181322 February 1967
WynchesII121368022 February 1967
WynchlowsII117632024 January 1967
Yarrell Tombs and Railings of Enclosure 20 Metres to North West of NaveII117668220 April 1988
Ye Old ThatchII110188014 January 1985
Ye Old Thatched CottageII110190114 January 1985
Yew Tree CottageII110139831 May 1984
Yew Tree CottageII117377524 January 1984
Yew Tree CottagesII110195919 September 1984
Yewtree CottageII121342630 April 1985
Youngbury and Garden Wall Attached on NorthII110231724 January 1967
Zig-Zag Bridge in Japanese Garden at Fanhams HallII120457230 September 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in East Hertfordshire?
East Hertfordshire has 3,019 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 42 Grade I, 199 Grade II* and 2,778 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in East Hertfordshire 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. East Hertfordshire’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
East Hertfordshire 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.