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Listed buildings in Hillingdon

Hillingdon has 431 listed building entries — 9 Grade I, 29 Grade II* and 393 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 27 May 1949 and the most recent from 10 October 2022.

List entries
431
Grade I
9
2.1%
Grade II*
29
6.7%
Grade II
393
91.2%

When Hillingdon’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 285 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Hillingdon — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Gable StoresII13583686 September 1974
The Gardeners Cottage, Eastcote GrangeII11939626 September 1974
The Gate Public HouseII12851376 September 1974
The General EliottII12850576 September 1974
The GrangeII135838524 January 1950
The GrangeII13584131 March 1950
The Home FarmhouseII11941006 September 1974
The King William IV Public HouseII108016410 April 1972
The King'S Arms Public HouseII10801918 May 1950
The LodgeII10802171 March 1950
The Lodge (Annexe to Harefield Hospital)II10801546 September 1974
The Manor FarmhouseII108016224 January 1950
The Old Coach HouseII10802266 September 1974
The Old CottageII11939468 May 1950
The Old HouseII10802506 September 1974
The Old HouseII119415431 December 1970
The Old HouseII135836124 January 1950
The Old OrchardII108010916 May 1975
The Old Priory RestaurantII10802036 September 1974
The Old Shooting BoxII108022424 January 1950
The Old WorkhouseII10802394 February 1974
The Olde CottageII11937356 September 1974
The Pheasant Public HouseII12848446 September 1974
The Plough InnII10802686 September 1974
The Prince of Wales Public HouseII11811286 September 1974
The Queen'S Head Public HouseII13584436 September 1974
The Railway Arms Public HouseII13584116 September 1974
The Red Cottage the Red HouseII13584126 September 1974
The Red Lion HotelII11813038 May 1950
The Red Lion Public HouseII13583898 May 1950
The Retreat CottageII11932046 September 1974
The RoseryII13584176 September 1974
The Shovel InnII10801856 September 1974
The ShrubberyII10801746 September 1974
The Six Bells Public HouseII108024010 April 1972
The Sun HouseII13583666 September 1974
The Swan InnII12857076 September 1974
The Three Tuns Public HouseII12856893 April 1973
The Toll House, Cowley LockII13584016 September 1974
The Vicarage Tower HouseII11943106 September 1974
The White Bear Public HouseII11808556 September 1974
The White CottageII10802166 September 1974
The White Hart Public HouseII10801986 September 1974
The White Horse Public HouseII11925076 September 1974
The White Horse Public HouseII11928526 September 1974
The Woodman InnII13584026 September 1974
Three K6 Telephone Kiosks Outside Uxbridge London Regional Transport StationII108011718 June 1987
Uxbridge LidoII132371124 April 1998
Uxbridge Quaker Meeting HouseII10801076 September 1974
Uxbridge Underground StationII135840512 January 1983
Uxbridge War MemorialII14648034 September 2019
Vine CottageII10802156 September 1974
Wall Along South East Side of AlleyII13583566 September 1974
Wall and Coachhouse to North of the RoseryII11817136 September 1974
Wall and Dovecote to East of the Old Coach HouseII12858616 September 1974
Wall and Gate Piers to North of the Old GatehouseII10802756 September 1974
Wall and Gate Piers to West of Haydon LodgeII13583786 September 1974
Wall and Gates to South of Harmondsworth HallII10801246 September 1974
Wall and Railings Above Former Mill StreamII10802103 April 1973
Wall in Front of Numbers 30 to 36 (Even)II10802776 September 1974
Wall in Front of Numbers 40 to 50 (Even)II13583276 September 1974
Wall on North and West Sides of Small Graveyard Surrounding Friends' Meeting HouseII10801086 September 1974
Wall to East of Barn to South of Avenue CottageII10802516 September 1974
Wall to East of Number 134II10801703 April 1973
Wall to East of the GrangeII13584146 September 1974
Wall to East of the LodgeII10802186 September 1974
Wall to North of Front Garden of the BeechesII11941656 September 1974
Wall to North of Maygood'S Farmhouse GardenII13583836 September 1974
Wall to North of Number 31II12860576 September 1974
Wall to North West of Weekly HouseII13583386 September 1974
Wall to South of Churchyard of Church of St Peter and St PaulII13583916 September 1974
Wall to South of East End of StablesII13583876 September 1974
Wall to South of MoorcroftII13583756 September 1974
Wall to West and North of the GrangeII10801256 September 1974
Walls in Front of Numbers 52-58 (Even) and Along West End of PropertyII12863486 September 1974
Walls to North and East of Garden of SouthlandsII13583546 September 1974
Walls to North and West of Land of Gatehouse NurseriesII10802766 September 1974
Walls to North of Church of Saint Peter and Saint PaulII11813706 September 1974
Walls to North of StablesII10801586 September 1974
Walls to South and West of Little London NurseryII13583746 September 1974
Walls to West and South of Hubbard'S Farm GardenII10801376 September 1974
War Memorial Cherry Lane CemeteryII139367623 February 2010
Watts Hall (Old Meeting Congregational Church)II135844415 May 1978
Weekly HouseII11925881 March 1950
West Factory Block on Premises of Harefield Rubber CompanyII10801516 September 1974
White Heath FarmhouseII10801798 May 1950
WhitehallII10802576 September 1974
Widewater Lock CottageII108008510 November 1992
Woodbine CottageII10801306 September 1974
Woodman'S FarmhouseII13583606 September 1974
World War II Bofors gun tower and ancillary buildingII141420215 May 2013
Yiewsley GrangeII11807243 April 1973
Youngwood FarmhouseII10802416 September 1974

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Hillingdon?
Hillingdon has 431 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 9 Grade I, 29 Grade II* and 393 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Hillingdon 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. Hillingdon’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Hillingdon 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.