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Listed buildings in Fareham

Fareham has 435 listed building entries — 4 Grade I, 20 Grade II* and 411 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 18 October 1955 and the most recent from 2 July 2024.

List entries
435
Grade I
4
0.9%
Grade II*
20
4.6%
Grade II
411
94.5%

When Fareham’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 326 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Fareham — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Number 75 Including Rear WingII133889522 October 1976
Numbers 36 and 38 (At Rear of Number 34)II109425822 October 1976
Oak CottageII123315622 October 1976
Old Clarendon HouseII135124618 October 1955
Old Dormy HouseII127846718 October 1955
Old Lodge CottageII109425218 October 1955
Old Park HouseII123287622 October 1976
Old Street FarmhouseII109429722 October 1976
Old Sweetshop CottageII109427822 October 1976
Oneday CottageII109423922 October 1976
Orangery at Cams HallII127686222 October 1976
Oriel CottageII109432222 October 1976
Outbuilding Attached to North West End of South Barn at No 69 (Great Barn)II109351122 October 1976
Outbuilding Behind the Bugle HotelII109425922 October 1976
Pendeen Cottage Rover CottageII109431522 October 1976
Place House CottagesII12496665 August 1994
Place House Cottages and Garden Boundary Wall Adjoining EastII12496705 August 1994
Pond Wall in Home Farm Yard at Cams HallII123393020 December 1989
Portchester HouseII123075818 October 1955
Portland Chambers Trustee Savings BankII123339618 October 1955
Posbrooke GardensII123329022 October 1976
Post Box CottageII109426422 October 1976
Post OfficeII109430822 October 1976
Prospect HouseII109422822 October 1976
Pylewell HouseII135125522 October 1976
Railway ViaductII123288922 October 1976
Railway ViaductII123295722 October 1976
Reef CottageII122929322 October 1976
Rockstone HouseII122996418 October 1955
Rookery FarmhouseII133925218 October 1955
Rope Walk CottageII133888722 October 1976
Rose CottageII123295922 October 1976
Rose CottageII133927122 October 1976
SchoolhouseII123388819 April 1989
Screen Wall and Attached Former Farmhouse, Outbuildings and Yard Wall Forming East Side of Home Farm Yard at Cams HallII123390120 December 1989
Second Fareham Sea Scout HeadquartersII127837622 October 1976
Segensworth HouseII109423422 October 1976
Shoot FarmhouseII127682022 October 1976
Smugglers CottageII135128322 October 1976
St AmbroseII133924022 October 1976
St Vincent St Vincent CottageII122931018 October 1955
Stables at Cams Hall Home FarmII123295622 October 1976
Stony BridgeII122999022 October 1976
Street Boundary Wall to North West of No 153 (Vine Cottage)II122930922 October 1976
Street Boundary Wall to South East of No 171 (St Vincent Cottage)II122934722 October 1976
Street Boundary Wall to South East of No 174 (Wisteria Cottage)II122944622 October 1976
Street Lamp in Front of Number 52II123036022 October 1976
Street Lamp just to south of Number 29II109428322 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside No 21II123019922 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside Number 13II123018122 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside Number 2II135127022 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside Number 44II123032722 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside Number 57II135127622 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside Number 70II109424722 October 1976
Street Lamp Outside Numbers 65 and 66II109428822 October 1976
Street Lamp to North of Number 76II133889722 October 1976
Stubbington War MemorialII147796220 January 2022
SurgeryII109429322 October 1976
Swanwick Barn and Cart Shed About 40 Metres South of Rookery FarmhouseII136529431 July 1995
Swanwick LaneII123322622 October 1976
Sydney HouseII135126522 October 1976
Thatched CottageII109352118 October 1955
Thatched CottageII127671122 October 1976
Thatched CottageII133888822 October 1976
The Anchorage the WatchII127675528 February 1975
The Bugle HotelII123056518 October 1955
The Crown Public HouseII123339322 October 1976
The Golden Lion Public HouseII109427722 October 1976
The GrangeII139241525 February 2008
The HardII123323222 October 1976
The NookII109426022 October 1976
The Old BakehouseII109432422 October 1976
The Old LodgeII123050418 October 1955
The Old Ship InnII123386626 October 1987
The Old Smithy at the ForgeII10942627 May 1975
The Old VicarageII109428018 October 1955
The PotteriesII123365522 October 1976
The Queens Head HotelII123051818 October 1955
The Red Lion HotelII109430018 October 1955
The RetreatII135125419 August 1975
The Stables of Great Abshot HouseII135128622 October 1976
The Thatched CottageII127893022 October 1976
The VicarageII109420522 October 1976
The VicarageII109429022 October 1976
The Wall Surrounding the Walled Garden of the Former Hook HouseII13923156 November 2007
The White HouseII109431622 October 1976
Ticefelle CottageII123351922 October 1976
Toby CottageII135124422 October 1976
Tudor CottageII123323118 October 1955
Two Chapels at Fareham CemeteryII127655422 October 1976
United Reformed ChurchII123339422 October 1976
UplandsII123285522 October 1976
Upper Posbrook FarmhouseII123329118 October 1955
Vicar'S HillII109428122 October 1976
Victory CottagesII123324422 October 1976
Vine CottageII133923822 October 1976
Walled Garden with Attached Garden House and Outbuildings at Cams HallII127635520 December 1989
Wallington BridgeII123338822 October 1976
Walls Attached to Each End of Old Dormy HouseII109426322 October 1976
Walnut CottageII109431822 October 1976
War MemorialII109425322 October 1976
War Memorial in St Paul'S ChurchyardII123312622 October 1976
War Memorial on Street Boundary of Holy Trinity ChurchyardII123339822 October 1976
West Court West Court CottageII127655222 October 1976
West Hill Park SchoolII123295818 October 1955
White LodgeII109351622 October 1976
Wisteria CottageII135125622 October 1976
Yew Tree CottageII123340722 October 1976
Yew Tree CottageII135126922 October 1976
Yew Tree FarmhouseII109354422 October 1976
Yew Tree VillaII133926922 October 1976

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Fareham?
Fareham has 435 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 4 Grade I, 20 Grade II* and 411 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Fareham 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. Fareham’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Fareham 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.