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Listed buildings in Guildford

Guildford has 1,088 listed building entries — 30 Grade I, 43 Grade II* and 1,015 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 1 May 1953 and the most recent from 26 November 2021.

List entries
1,088
Grade I
30
2.8%
Grade II*
43
4.0%
Grade II
1,015
93.3%

When Guildford’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 504 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Guildford — page 4 of 4

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Ship Public HouseII10292501 May 1953
The Stag Public HouseII102952414 June 1967
The Star Public HouseII13779171 May 1953
The Stoke HotelII102923115 March 1988
The Summerhouse, Bradstone BrookII10294369 December 1992
The Three Pigeons Public HouseII137787515 March 1988
The Two Brewers Public HouseII102930715 March 1988
The ValleyII102924915 March 1988
The ValleyII129411315 March 1988
The VicarageII129465314 June 1967
The Village PoundII102949021 May 1985
The Watts Memorial CloisterII118838514 June 1967
The White Horse Public HouseII137776921 May 1985
The White HouseII118889621 May 1985
The Withies InnII12682812 September 1996
Thorner CottageII102962414 June 1967
Thorpe'S BookshopII102926215 March 1988
Tilthams FarmhouseII137777521 May 1985
TimbersII102944114 June 1967
Tor RidgeII118942721 May 1985
Tower Hill ManorII118957214 June 1967
Town MillII11880911 May 1953
TreetopsII137775214 June 1967
Troy BridgeII102942625 November 1985
Tudor Barn Farm BarnII118879725 November 1985
Tudor CottageII118857521 May 1985
Tudor CottageII118952014 June 1967
Tudor CottageII137773313 December 1984
Tudor CottagesII118958914 June 1967
Tudor HouseII102964913 December 1984
Tunmore CottageII102944414 June 1967
Tunmore FarmhouseII137778814 June 1967
TunsgateII13778781 May 1953
Tupper Vault 1 Yard West of West End of Old Church of St Peter and St PaulII137772421 May 1985
TyrellsII102939225 November 1985
Tyrone Cottage and Beech CottageII10294309 September 1988
UnderwoodsII129502415 March 1988
Unstead Farm Cottage Unstead Farm HouseII118932514 June 1967
Upper Briary Hill BridgeII102941725 November 1985
Upton FarmhouseII129476114 June 1967
Urn, Approximately 10 Metres North West of Church of St John the EvangelistII119003515 March 1988
Vagrants casual ward to Guildford Union WorkhouseII137981516 November 1999
Vaughan HouseII129523215 March 1988
VaughansII137779621 May 1985
Vault, 30 Yards North West of Tower of Church of St LawrenceII129479925 November 1985
Village PoundII118885425 November 1985
Village SignII129485721 May 1985
Vine CottageII141506011 June 2013
Vine CottageII129475325 November 1985
Vine CottagesII137780021 May 1985
Vynes CottageII129466013 December 1984
Wall and Garden Grotto to Duke of Wellington Public HouseII102941125 November 1985
Wall and pavilion 300 yards south west of Horsley TowersII118829825 November 1985
Wall and pavilion to front of Malt House and Little Malt HouseII118821025 November 1985
Wall at Shalford CemeteryII138937120 August 2001
Wall from Elm Cottage to Forge CottageII102945321 May 1985
Wall to Front of Manor HouseII118822225 November 1985
Walled Garden to Rear and Left of JordansII137777921 May 1985
Walls and Gates to Ockham ParkII102940225 November 1985
Walls to Former Kitchen Garden of Horsley TowersII137781825 November 1985
Walls to Furze Hill PlaceII137771713 December 1984
Walls to Ockham Park, North North West of the OrangeryII102940125 November 1985
Walnut Tree CottageII102948421 May 1985
War MemorialII14210672 October 2014
War MemorialII13930828 January 2009
Ward Street Temperance Hall Including RailingsII102919614 August 1984
Warren Farm HouseII102919715 March 1988
Waterden CottageII102926915 March 1988
Watts CottageII119171214 June 1967
Weir HouseII13778671 May 1953
Well Cottage and Ridings CottageII129426521 May 1985
Well Head in Grounds of Watts Memorial ChapelII118838721 May 1985
Weller Eggar Estate AgentsII11899391 May 1953
West Flexford HouseII119148114 June 1967
West LodgeII137775721 May 1985
West Wilderness FarmhouseII119016515 March 1988
Westbury HouseII12952761 May 1953
Westbury ManorII137775321 May 1985
Western CottagesII102947521 May 1985
Weston DeneII137772621 May 1985
Weston HouseII118823621 May 1985
Weston Lodge, Including Former Coach House and StablesII139053728 July 2003
Wey Cottage and No. 25II137788015 March 1988
Wharf Cottage Dapdune WharfII102920015 March 1988
Whipley ManorII119156014 June 1967
White Hart CottageII102955014 June 1967
White Lane FarmhouseII118824621 May 1985
White'S Farm HouseII102963014 June 1967
Whitman and Parker, SolicitorsII102931213 January 1972
Whitmoor HatchII102958613 December 1984
WhitnorthII118924214 June 1967
Wickham'S FarmhouseII102963314 June 1967
Wildfields FarmhouseII102958314 June 1967
Willingham CottageII102934114 June 1967
Willow Cottage and Ash CottageII137776714 June 1967
Willow GrangeII102958713 December 1984
WinterfoldII137785414 June 1967
Winters Farm HouseII102959714 June 1967
Winters Farm Studio and BarnII137774113 December 1984
Wintons CottagesII137772113 December 1984
Wix Farm HouseII102932614 June 1967
Woodcorner FarmhouseII128690913 December 1984
Woodhouse CopseII12451234 August 1997
Woodhouse PlaceII118941614 June 1967
WoodwaysII111978422 June 1998
Workshop at Worsfold Gates on the Wey NavigationII102934425 November 1985
Wycliffe BuildingsII102924613 January 1972
Wyke and Normandy War Memorial CrossII145239525 January 2018
YarneII102939925 November 1985
Ye Olde Horsley ShoppeII129484425 November 1985
Yew Tree CottageII118906925 November 1985
Yew Tree CottagesII118884213 December 1984
Yew Tree HouseII102937114 June 1967
York HouseII102965313 December 1984
Yvonne Arnaud TheatreII140743811 October 2012

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Guildford?
Guildford has 1,088 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 30 Grade I, 43 Grade II* and 1,015 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Guildford 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. Guildford’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Guildford 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.