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Listed buildings in Gedling

Gedling has 195 listed building entries — 6 Grade I, 15 Grade II* and 174 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 18 January 1950 and the most recent from 8 July 2020.

List entries
195
Grade I
6
3.1%
Grade II*
15
7.7%
Grade II
174
89.2%

When Gedling’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 121 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Gedling (21)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bestwood Lodge Hotel and Terrace WallII*122744413 December 1972
Bestwood Pumping StationII*12652335 September 1972
Boatswain'S Monument 30 Metres North East of Newstead AbbeyII*126430213 October 1966
Brewhouse, Crewyard and Mill Barn at Hall FarmhouseII*126531927 April 1987
Church of All HallowsI123592418 January 1950
Church of Holy TrinityI126462313 October 1966
Church of St HelenI122746013 October 1966
Church of St JamesI126429113 October 1966
Church of St MaryII*123598724 January 1950
Church of St MichaelII*126531813 October 1966
Church of St PaulII*123609627 April 1987
Church of St SwithunII*126418813 October 1966
Church of St WilfridII*123590313 October 1966
Emmanuel ChurchII*123544127 April 1987
Engine House, Boiler House and Workshop at Papplewick Pumping StationII*126530118 October 1971
Newstead Abbey and Adjoining Boundary WallI126532514 May 1952
Papplewick HallI126529614 May 1952
Roman Catholic Church of the Good ShepherdII*137660325 September 1998
The Cannon Fort and Adjoining DockII*126440613 October 1966
Winding House and Headstocks at Bestwood CollieryII*123518627 April 1987
Woodborough HallII*122755515 July 1985

Grade II listed buildings in Gedling

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1-12 Daybrook AlmshousesII122748627 April 1987
11 and 15, Wood LaneII126462927 April 1987
12, Main StreetII122750627 April 1987
13,14,15,16,17,18,19, Main StreetII122750813 October 1966
135, Main StreetII122747527 April 1987
14 and 16, Main StreetII122747127 April 1987
150, Main StreetII122755327 April 1987
150, Main StreetII123590527 April 1987
152 and 156, Main StreetII123727227 April 1987
16, Church StreetII12274979 July 1976
16a, the BankII122754927 April 1987
18, Main StreetII126485427 April 1987
18, Main StreetII126531727 April 1987
2 Headstones 8 Metres South East of South Porch of Church of St JamesII122754027 April 1987
22, Main StreetII122747327 April 1987
3 Headstones 10 Metres South of Tower at Church of St JamesII122754127 April 1987
34, High StreetII12274822 November 1982
42a, Calverton RoadII122747827 April 1987
52, Main StreetII123641427 April 1987
67, 69, 71 and 73, Main StreetII123722113 October 1966
79-91 Coronation BuildingsII10333539 December 1998
86 and 88, Main RoadII122748527 April 1987
Abbeyfields FarmhouseII126533127 April 1987
Alexandra LodgeII122745717 June 1982
Arnold HouseII126481914 December 1972
Arnold War MemorialII146006021 January 2019
Arnot Hill HouseII122749327 April 1987
Bakery to North of Bestwood Lodge HotelII122744527 April 1987
Barn and Stable at Top FarmhouseII126529827 April 1987
Barn at Number 36II122746127 April 1987
Barn, Stable and Cart Sheds 100 Metres North of Weir Mill FarmhouseII123663027 April 1987
Blidworth DaleII12641568 June 1992
Boer War MemorialII123896027 November 1984
Boiler House Chimney at Papplewick Pumping StationII122754327 April 1987
Bonington HouseII122748324 January 1950
Bottom CrossII126454014 May 1952
Boundary Stone at Entrance to Newstead Grange at Sk 55276 52573II126847722 May 1996
Boundary Stone North of Papplewick Pumping Station Reservoir at Sk 57454 52320II126847622 May 1996
Boundary Stone to North of Papplewick Pumping Station at Sk 58357 52201II126847522 May 1996
Boundary Stone, 30 Metres North of Howe Plantation ObeliskII126400724 February 1993
Boundary Stone, on the Northern Boundary of Papplewick Parish 500 Yards West of Mansfield RoadII12372902 June 1992
Boundary Wall and Gates at Papplewick Pumping StationII126424627 April 1987
Boundary Wall at Church of St MaryII122747927 April 1987
Boundary Wall, Piers and Gate at Bestwood Pumping StationII123515827 April 1987
Brookside HouseII123634627 April 1987
Burton Joyce Methodist Church and adjoining School room and boundary wallII122746327 April 1987
Calverton HouseII122746927 April 1987
Calverton War MemorialII146277826 May 2020
Carlton LaundryII12361942 November 1982
Cascade and Pool 20 Metres North of Garden Wall at Newstead AbbeyII123703613 October 1966
Castle MillII12645734 March 1985
Chest Tomb 8 Metres South of South Porch of Church of St JamesII126425727 April 1987
Chetwynd House and Boundary WallII126529714 May 1952
ChimneysII122755027 April 1987
Church of St PaulII122748027 April 1987
Church of St PeterII14494101 February 2018
Church ViewII126534427 April 1987
Clematis CottageII126456313 October 1966
Cockliffe House and Adjoining GranaryII123623527 April 1987
Cooling Pond and 2 Lamps at Bestwood Pumping StationII122745227 April 1987
Cooling Pond at Papplewick Pumping StationII122754418 October 1971
Corner CottageII126484327 April 1987
Deputy'S House at Papplewick Pumping StationII123714227 April 1987
East Lodge at Bestwood Pumping StationII126520727 April 1987
East Lodge at Newstead AbbeyII12275152 December 1981
Elm CottageII123722627 April 1987
Female Satyr Statue 100 Metres East of Newstead AbbeyII122752613 October 1966
Fernery WallII143683129 November 2016
Font 2 Metres South of West End at Church of All HallowsII126534627 April 1987
Footbridge Over Stream Approximately 100 Metres South East of 28 St Helens RoadII126850822 April 1996
Former Hosiery FactoryII122747427 April 1987
Former J and R Morley Hosiery FactoryII127781224 January 1994
Fountain 200 Metres South East of Newstead AbbeyII122752827 April 1987
Fountain 50 Metres North East of Newstead AbbeyII122752327 April 1987
Fountain 70 Metres North of Newstead AbbeyII126533027 April 1987
Fountain in Cloister Garth at Newstead AbbeyII123681613 October 1966
Garden Walls and Gateway at Bestwood Lodge HotelII126536727 April 1987
Garden Walls, Seats and Tunnel to East of Newstead AbbeyII122752427 April 1987
Gardener'S Cottage and Kitchen Garden WallsII122752927 April 1987
Gate Piers and Boundary Wall at Church of St JamesII126529927 April 1987
Gates, Gate Piers and Flanking Walls to East Drive at Newstead AbbeyII12366902 December 1981
Gateway and Boundary Wall at Daybrook AlmshousesII122748827 April 1987
Gedling HouseII126531518 January 1950
Glebe Boundary Marker 110 Metres South of the Old RectoryII126532027 April 1987
Glebe Boundary Marker 150 Metres South East of the Old RectoryII122751127 April 1987
Grotto in Fern GardenII143683229 November 2016
Hall FarmhouseII123722713 October 1966
Hall Farmhouse and Adjoining Hall Farm Cottage and Boundary WallII126459813 October 1966
Hand Frame Shop at Former Allen Solly FactoryII123729228 September 1995
Hazelford FarmhouseII126533230 April 1982
Headstone 8 Metres South of Chancel at Church of St MichaelII123641727 April 1987
Hollinwood House and Attached OutbuildingII126419511 September 1991
Home Ales Brewery Office and Attached RailingsII123760218 August 1993
Howe Plantation Obelisk, 70 Metres North East of Woodland GrangeII126400824 February 1993
K6 Telephone KioskII126419322 September 1987
K6 Telephone KioskII126419414 June 1989
Knitters' Workshops Opposite Numbers 58 to 64II126481427 April 1987
Lambley House and Adjoining StableII126531613 October 1966
Lamp 10 Metres West of East Lodge at Bestwood Pumping StationII122745327 April 1987
Lamp 15 Metres North of Boiler House at Bestwood Pumping StationII122745527 April 1987
Lamp 5 Metres East of West Lodge at Bestwood Pumping StationII126521327 April 1987
Lodge Farmhouse and adjoining stablesII126486027 April 1987
Lodge Farmhouse and Adjoining StablesII123581627 April 1987
Lowe'S Farmhouse and Adjoining Boundary WallII122754813 October 1966
Lych gate at Emmanuel ChurchII122745927 April 1987
Male Satyr Statue 100 Metres East of Newstead AbbeyII122752713 October 1966
Manor Farm BuildingsII122755120 November 1985
Manor FarmhouseII12274777 December 1977
Mary Hardstaff HomesII126831230 August 1996
Mill HouseII122750027 April 1987
Mortons' FarmhouseII122754627 April 1987
Museum CottageII123591627 April 1987
Newstead War MemorialII14551137 June 2018
Number 1 and the BarnII12642676 February 1979
Number 117 and Adjoining WorkshopII122755228 November 1983
Number 21 and Adjoining OutbuildingII122750927 April 1987
Number 221 and Adjoining Number 215II126534527 April 1987
Number 24 and Adjoining StableII122749611 July 1980
Number 321 and Adjoining FrameshopII126535030 April 1986
Number 49 (Pembroke Cottage) and Adjoining Numbers 51 and 53II126530327 April 1987
Numbers 5, 6, 7 and Boundary WallII123649327 April 1987
Numbers 9a. 9b, 11, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 and 25II122754513 October 1966
Obelisk 20 Metres North West of Vincent LodgeII126426013 October 1966
Old Coach House and Adjoining Garden Wall and Greenhouse at Woodborough HallII122755415 July 1985
Papplewick Lodge and Adjoining StablesII123719213 October 1966
Pigeoncote and Adjoining Stables at Number 121II126530426 July 1983
Pigeoncote and Boundary Walls 30 Metres South West of Hall FarmhouseII122750113 October 1966
Pub Sign in Front and to the West of the Vale Hotel (Public House)II12554568 March 1996
Railway Bridge Over the River TrentII124964613 November 1986
Railway OverbridgeII122753027 April 1987
Ramsdale House and Adjoining StableII122749414 August 1986
Smithy, Stable and Cartshed at Papplewick Pumping StationII123714127 April 1987
South Lodge with Adjoining Gate and Boundary WallII123728814 July 1988
Spire Top One and a Half Metres West of South Aisle at Church of St HelenII123580427 April 1987
Stable and Garage to South of Number 57 (Morton'S Farm House)II123728918 October 1990
Stable Court at Bestwood Lodge HotelII126526127 April 1987
Stable Range at Papplewick HallII122753713 October 1966
Stable Range North of Newstead AbbeyII126430127 April 1987
Sundial 16 Metres North of Papplewick LodgeII122754727 April 1987
Sundial 7 Metres East of South East Wing at Newstead AbbeyII122751627 April 1987
Sundial on North Side of Cloister GarthII122751727 April 1987
Superintendent'S House at Papplewick Pumping StationII126530227 April 1987
Terrace and Boundary Walls at Church of St PaulII126482327 April 1987
The Clock Tower, formerly the general offices of the Bestwood Coal and Iron CompanyII14709868 July 2020
The Dairy at Dairy FarmII12486732 November 1995
The Fort, Fort Lodge and Monk'S LaundryII126532713 October 1966
The Griffin'S HeadII126530027 April 1987
The LimesII122202027 April 1987
The Manor HouseII123582127 April 1987
The Old LodgeII138745516 July 1999
The Old MillII122750426 May 1982
The Old Post OfficeII123718227 April 1987
The Old Post OfficeII126451427 April 1987
The Old RectoryII123657013 October 1966
The Oxclose Public HouseII13767473 March 1998
The PinfoldII126530527 April 1987
The Vale Hotel (Public House)II12554558 March 1996
Threshing Barn North of Crewyard at Hall FarmhouseII122750227 April 1987
Top CrossII122750513 October 1966
Top Farmhouse and Adjoining StablesII123708213 October 1966
Town FarmhouseII123659922 February 1985
Walled Kitched Garden 100 Metres North of Papplewick HallII122753824 January 1984
War MemorialII122745827 April 1987
War MemorialII122746427 April 1987
Water Mill and Adjoining Stables at Colliery FarmII123651926 May 1982
Water Pump and Trough at Number 121II126418527 April 1987
Water Pump in East Courtyard at Manor Farm BuildingsII126418227 April 1987
Watermill BarnII122751222 February 1985
Weaver'S CottageII122746727 April 1987
Weir Mill House and Adjoining Weir Mill CottageII122751313 October 1966
West Lodge at Bestwood Pumping StationII126537227 April 1987
West Lodge with Adjoining Gate and Boundary WallII122753427 April 1987
Western HouseII122750327 April 1987
Windles SquareII123588613 October 1966

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Gedling?
Gedling has 195 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 6 Grade I, 15 Grade II* and 174 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Gedling 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. Gedling’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Gedling 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.