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Listed buildings in Horsham

Horsham has 1,763 listed building entries — 37 Grade I, 64 Grade II* and 1,662 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 20 May 1949 and the most recent from 7 August 2024.

List entries
1,763
Grade I
37
2.1%
Grade II*
64
3.6%
Grade II
1,662
94.3%

When Horsham’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,013 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Horsham — page 6 of 6

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Red Lion Public HouseII11937519 May 1980
The Reeve HouseII128660815 March 1955
The Rising Sun InnII11940109 May 1980
The RoundhouseII12862129 May 1980
The Roundhouse, in the Grounds of the Old RectoryII135411015 March 1955
The Royal Oak InnII12857779 May 1980
The Ruins of the Medieval Knepp CastleII118057622 September 1959
The Selsey Arms Public HouseII118060128 November 1980
The ShielingII118159528 November 1980
The Stables and Barn at Hardham Priory Farmhouse to the North East of the HouseII13539709 May 1980
The Stables at the Old Rectory to the North West of the HouseII13541059 May 1980
The Stables of the Red Lion Hotel to the NorthII12847259 May 1980
The Star InnII102695128 November 1980
The Star Public HouseII11804619 May 1980
The StoweII13539509 May 1980
The Sussex Oak InnII102687928 November 1980
The Thatched CottageII102747915 March 1955
The Toat MonumentII13540399 May 1980
The Towers ConventII10272179 May 1980
The TurnpikeII10274779 May 1980
The Unitarian and Free Christian ChurchII102710022 September 1959
The VicarageII10274039 May 1980
The Village HallII128571428 November 1980
The Village Pumps and the Drinking Fountain in Front of Detached Part of Springwells HotelII13540579 May 1980
The West Lodges of Parham ParkII102735915 March 1955
The Whipping Post and StocksII118226015 March 1955
The White CottageII118062328 November 1980
The White CottageII13540119 May 1980
The White CottageII135410428 November 1980
The White Hart HotelII11924699 May 1980
The White Hart Public HouseII10273109 May 1980
The White Horse InnII12859549 May 1980
The White Horse Inn and the Stables Adjoining to the South WestII10272849 May 1980
The White HouseII102732015 March 1955
The White HouseII102747115 March 1955
The White HouseII11807899 May 1980
The White Lion InnII11812789 May 1980
The WillowsII10271599 May 1980
Theale FarmhouseII102693928 November 1980
Thistleworth FarmhouseII102684828 November 1980
Tickfold FarmhouseII135425822 September 1959
Tilley'S Farm CottageII12847479 May 1980
Tilleys CottageII10271639 May 1980
Tilleys FarmhouseII13540909 May 1980
Timber Framed Outbuilding Approximately 30 Yards to North West of GaskynsII128523728 November 1980
Timber Framed Outbuilding to North East of Honeylane FarmhouseII102697028 November 1980
Timber Framed Outbuilding to North of Weston PlaceII102688522 September 1959
TismansII135418528 November 1980
Tittlesfold FarmhouseII102696722 September 1959
Toat FarmhouseII10273249 May 1980
Toat FarmhouseII135418022 September 1959
Toll CottageII13540429 May 1980
Tottington ManorII10272169 May 1980
Town MillII128691426 July 1974
TraddlesII12864299 May 1980
Trawler'S FarmhouseII135423522 September 1959
Trelawny HouseII135415628 November 1980
TrenchmoreII102707722 September 1959
Truleigh Manor FarmhouseII11814259 May 1980
Tuckmans FarmhouseII102685828 November 1980
Tudor CottageII128585728 November 1980
Tudor Cottage and Rapley CottageII135398715 March 1955
Two Barns Adjoining the Stowe on the East and East Street Farmhouse on the WestII11916319 May 1980
Two Barns at Stile Place Farm to the South East and North East of the HouseII10273369 May 1980
Two WellsII102700128 November 1980
Upper Beeding War MemorialII145670626 June 2018
Upper Chancton FarmhouseII11819889 May 1980
Upper Jordans FarmhouseII102733415 March 1955
VadgersII102729315 March 1955
Valerie ManorII118147215 March 1955
ValewoodII102704522 September 1959
Venters LodgeII102695622 September 1959
Vicarage CottageII102705928 November 1980
Vicarage CottageII10274609 May 1980
Vine CottageII119261128 November 1980
Vine HouseII11915989 May 1980
Violets FarmhouseII102690022 September 1959
Virginia HouseII135424828 November 1980
Viscount HouseII102708028 November 1980
Wall and Gate to East of Long HouseII102709122 September 1959
Walnut Tree CottageII128458715 March 1955
Walnut Tree HouseII11938529 May 1980
Waltham FarmhouseII10274229 May 1980
Wanford MillII128573622 September 1959
Wanford Mill HouseII102699528 November 1980
Wansey’s FarmhouseII128622915 March 1955
WappingthornII118063215 March 1955
Wappingthorn Farm Dairy Buildings, Including Silo Towers, Linking Wall and Circular DairyII139289021 April 2005
WarhamsII119470722 September 1959
Warhams CottageII102697828 November 1980
Warminghurst FarmhouseII102744915 March 1955
Warnham MillII128675526 July 1974
Warwick HouseII10272789 May 1980
Water Lane FarmhouseII135406315 March 1955
Water Tower and Sun Room at Wappingthorn to the North East of the House and to the North West of the Farm BuildingsII10272549 May 1980
Water Tower at the Former Warnham LodgeII128502028 November 1980
Waterfall CottageII12851749 May 1980
Waterland FarmhouseII102690228 November 1980
Watersfield HouseII10274359 May 1980
WaysideII13540059 May 1980
WaysideII135413028 November 1980
Weavers CottageII12847229 May 1980
Well CottageII102691922 September 1959
Wellers FarmII102682218 February 1993
Wellingham HouseII135406015 March 1955
Weppons HouseII135411115 March 1955
West Broomershill FarmhouseII119337015 March 1955
West Chiltington WindmillII118239915 March 1955
West CotlandsII107495719 May 1983
West Grinstead, Dial Post, Littleworth and Partridge Green War MemorialII145280630 April 2018
West Lands Cottage West Lands Old FarmhouseII10274849 May 1980
West LodgeII128678726 July 1974
West MareII13540409 May 1980
West Steeping LodgeII102684322 September 1959
West Wolves FarmhouseII12869319 May 1980
Westbrook HallII128509228 November 1980
Westlands FarmII102736715 March 1955
Westlands FarmhouseII102712822 September 1959
Weston CottagesII135425428 November 1980
Weston PlaceII102688428 November 1980
Weston'S FarmhouseII128596328 November 1980
Wharf CottageII11916549 May 1980
White BriarsII135422928 November 1980
White CottageII102752326 July 1974
White CottageII11940339 May 1980
White CottageII12860609 May 1980
White CottageII12867439 May 1980
White Lined HouseII102707928 November 1980
Whitehall CottageII10273529 May 1980
WidneysII102742015 March 1955
Wild Harry'SII102693828 November 1980
Willow CottageII102700228 November 1980
Willow CottageII10275069 May 1980
Willow CottageII12860349 May 1980
Wimland FarmhouseII118050528 November 1980
Windlesham House SchoolII10271649 May 1980
Windmill CottageII135421728 November 1980
Winter'S FarmhouseII11921289 May 1980
WinterfieldII12852899 May 1980
Wistaria CottageII10273829 May 1980
Wisteria CottageII135395115 March 1955
Woes Cottage Woes HouseII102699728 November 1980
Wood GrangeII119300028 November 1980
Woodman'S StudII128477128 November 1980
Woodmancote PlaceII103995215 April 1991
WoodpeckersII13539679 May 1980
Woods Hill HouseII10271679 May 1980
Woodsomes FarmhouseII102697528 November 1980
Wyckham Farm Cottage Wyckham FarmhouseII11806869 May 1980
Wyckham Manor FarmhouseII10272579 May 1980
Wyndham PoolII10272899 May 1980
Ye Olde HouseII102689922 September 1959
Ye Olde PlaceII135417322 September 1959
Yeomans Hall and Barn Adjoining to the South EastII13541169 May 1980
Yew CottageII102702228 November 1980
Yew Tree CottageII102692128 November 1980
Yew Tree CottageII102742915 March 1955
Yew Tree CottageII118160522 September 1959
Yew Tree CottageII11919759 May 1980
Yew Tree CottageII13540949 May 1980
Yew Tree CottageII13541149 May 1980
Yew Tree CottageII135419828 November 1980

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Horsham?
Horsham has 1,763 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 37 Grade I, 64 Grade II* and 1,662 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Horsham 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. Horsham’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Horsham 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.