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Listed buildings in Hounslow

Hounslow has 512 listed building entries — 32 Grade I, 28 Grade II* and 452 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 15 June 1951 and the most recent from 19 July 2018.

List entries
512
Grade I
32
6.3%
Grade II*
28
5.5%
Grade II
452
88.3%

When Hounslow’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 268 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in Hounslow — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Isleworth War MemorialII13805713 July 2000
K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside Gillette BuildingII109690615 January 1990
K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside St Michael and All Angels ChurchII126082015 July 1987
Kew BridgeII137677811 February 1998
Kew Bridge StationII126067223 July 1992
Kew Railway BridgeII137677911 February 1998
Kitchen Garden Wall, Including Carved Door and Wrought Iron Gate Gunnersbury ParkII108033621 May 1973
Knowles Memorial Approximately 18 Metres South West of South Porch of Church of St NicholasII124092710 August 1988
Lancaster HouseII137996310 January 2000
Latimer House and Holly House, including garden wall, iron gates and screenII108035511 July 1951
Lingard House Thames ViewII108034811 July 1951
Little Sutton CottageII129438721 May 1973
LodgeII10880949 August 2002
Magnolia HouseII106752211 July 1951
Magnolia Thames CoteII108034421 May 1973
Medical Centre (Building 24), Hounslow BarracksII13756278 July 1998
Memorial to the Pears Family, Isleworth CemeteryII12724315 November 2002
Messers Peerless PumpsII124073419 May 1981
Milestone 12 Miles from LondonII136096121 May 1973
Milestone 13 Miles from LondonII106758421 May 1973
Milestone Opposite Islay GardensII139054731 July 2003
Milestone Opposite Number 280II139054531 July 2003
Milestone Opposite Star RoadII139054631 July 2003
Mill Bridge and BasinII13894103 September 2001
Mogden HouseII124083130 September 1987
Morton House Railings of Morton HouseII107958911 July 1951
Naafi (Building 9), Hounslow BarracksII13756288 July 1998
Nazareth HouseII126109321 May 1973
Nazareth House GatehouseII124025821 May 1973
Norfolk House Garden Wall and Railings to Norfolk HouseII135869411 July 1951
North Alcove in Garden of Tudor HouseII107958014 August 1953
North Entrance Gateway of Gunnersbury ParkII108033321 May 1973
North Lodge of Gunnersbury ParkII129420521 May 1973
Northumberland HouseII108031621 May 1973
Nos. 69 and 71, BOSTON MANOR ROADII107960511 July 1951
Number 2 Chiswick Lane Including the Garden WallII118924611 July 1951
Number 280 (In Grounds of Marlborough School)II135830521 May 1973
Numbers 1-72 and Community HallII137678519 December 1997
Oak CottageII108034321 May 1973
Offices and WorkshopsII13905536 August 2003
Old BurlingtonII108035411 July 1951
Old Ship HouseII106752011 July 1951
Ornamental Bridge in Syon Park Over Pond Near Entrance GatesII108028121 May 1973
Osterley London Regional Transport Station (Including Platforms)II124080626 May 1987
Osterley MansionsII124663915 November 2000
Osterley Park FarmhouseII124073519 May 1981
Our Lady of Grace and St Edward Roman Catholic ChurchII109607329 April 2003
Pair of Chapels at Isleworth CemeteryII12724335 November 2002
Parish Boundary StoneII139054431 July 2003
Park CottagesII108031421 May 1973
Part of Former Coty Factory Premises Situated About 50 Metres South East of the Junction with Harlequin AvenueII127042412 February 1981
Pates ManorII135831814 August 1953
Pavilion and ClubhouseII127151917 May 2001
Picton House Railings to Picton HouseII106751711 July 1951
Polytechnic StadiumII109614128 February 2003
Porters Lodge at Syon House at Corner of Park Road and Church StreetII119015421 May 1973
Post OfficeII108035221 May 1973
Presbytery of Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of GraceII135869121 May 1973
Priory HouseII10802842 February 1970
Prospect HouseII129458511 July 1951
Railings and Gate of Strawberry HouseII135869521 May 1973
Railings and Gate to Vine House Vine HouseII129431121 May 1973
Railings and Lamp of Number 43 Richard Reynolds HouseII108035815 June 1951
Railings in Front of Smithkline Beecham House Terminating in Line with Entrance at Right (West) End of Right (West) WingII107419925 January 1991
Railings to Garden of Number 24II118966221 May 1973
Railings, Two Sets of Gatepiers and Wall Fronting Kew Bridge RoadII118988321 May 1973
Railshead BridgeII139098713 January 2004
Range of Ancillary Buildings Including Forge and Workshops, at Kew Bridge Pumping StationII107419818 October 1990
Rear Garden Wall to the Hollies Chiswick HallII12939922 February 1970
Rear Garden Wall to Walpole House Chiswick MallII108031721 May 1973
Red Lion HouseII108034521 May 1973
Red Lion InnII108030721 May 1973
Retaining Walls of Garden Pool, and Statue in Syon ParkII108028021 May 1973
Retaining Walls of Pond in Chiswick ParkII135866721 May 1973
Roman Catholic Church of St John the EvangelistII142992814 March 2016
Sarah Sermons AlmshousesII109700428 April 1989
Sarah Trimmer Hall (Formerly St George'S Church Hall)II108030421 May 1973
Series of 6 Iron Lampstandards in Front of Gunnersbury Park MansionII135831521 May 1973
Series of Urns in Italian Garden of Chiswick HouseII118892121 May 1973
Ships CottageII135668821 May 1973
Sir Thomas Ingrams AlmshousesII135830715 June 1951
Small Gateway to Syon Park to North East of Park EntranceII108031921 May 1973
Smithkline Beecham House Including Midland BankII136132025 January 1991
South Alcove in Garden of Tudor HouseII129444714 August 1953
St Johns CottageII133431126 September 1989
St Johns HouseII107958821 May 1973
St Mary's ConventII107957121 May 1973
Stable Block at Feltham Lodge, with Attached Walls to East and WestII126080210 February 1988
Stables of Boston Manor HouseII135866221 May 1973
Stables of Syon ParkII108032021 May 1973
Stamford Brook House Wall to Stamford Brook HouseII106755921 May 1973
Stansfield HouseII108030515 June 1951
Statue Known As Ghost Or Descent from the Cross Immediately to the South of Campion House (Formerly Thornbury House)II13905526 August 2003
Stone Fountain Near Refreshment Room, Gunnersbury ParkII118960121 May 1973
Stone Vases in Front of Syon House ConservatoryII108027921 May 1973
Strand on the Green HouseII135667411 July 1951
Summer HouseII10880939 August 2002
SummerhouseII137678619 December 1997
Sundial (Between Farm House Lodges)II119015721 May 1973
Sundial at Gumley HouseII109600029 November 2002
Swan HouseII107958711 July 1951
Thanet HouseII126105521 May 1973
The Boatman'S InstituteII138028611 May 2000
The BrookII136096211 July 1951
The Bulls Head Public HouseII135669431 December 1970
The CedarsII126105811 July 1951
The Dairy at Syon ParkII108811027 August 2002
The Farm (Mr Bennett)II107492314 August 1953
The George and Devonshire Arms Public HouseII135866421 May 1973
The George InnII126101521 May 1973
The Keep (Armoury) to Hounslow Cavalry BarracksII124063319 June 1978
The National Westminster BankII124114427 April 1993
The Old Blue SchoolII135830621 May 1973
The Old Packhorse Public HouseII12407813 February 1982
The Old School (Marjory Kinnon School)II124064415 November 1978
The Old VicarageII126109814 August 1953
The OziersII118929221 May 1973
The ParsonageII109599328 November 2002
The Primary Filter House, Kempton ParkII139054030 July 2003
The Queen's HeadII14274312 November 2015
The RectoryII108028314 August 1953
The RectoryII124069621 November 1980
The Rose and Crown InnII129398421 May 1973
The Tides and Orford HouseII138023819 April 2000
The VicarageII12610922 February 1970
The VicarageII135828621 May 1973
The VicarageII135829015 June 1951
The Village Lock-Up (Also Known As the Round House)II108030621 May 1973
Ticket Hall and Shops at Hounslow West Underground StationII124123711 May 1994
Toll House at Brentford LockII138028511 May 2000
Tomb of Frederick Hitch VcII138750220 July 1999
Tomb of Sir William Blake RichmondII138749420 July 1999
Tombstone to Ann and Jospeh Pope, St Dunstans ChurchyardII127241631 October 2002
Tombstone to Mr John Foot and Sons, St Dunstans ChurchyardII127241431 October 2002
Tower and Spire of Former Church of St CatherineII126093716 June 1977
Towneley and King Memorials Approximately 18 to 21 Metres South of South Porch of Church of St NicholasII126072310 August 1988
Tudor CourtII135868814 August 1953
Two K6 Telephone Kiosks, junction Town Hall Avenue/Chiswick High RoadII124080731 July 1987
University of London BoathouseII13883119 August 1999
Vicarage of St Leonards Parish Church Including St Leonards Lodge to RearII135833921 May 1973
Wall of Fullers Brewery (Mawson Arms) Fronting Great West RoadII129437021 May 1973
War MemorialII124623419 April 2001
Watkins Memorial Approximately 10 Metres South West of South Porch of Church of St NicholasII126081210 August 1988
West LodgeII138961913 December 2001
West Stables in Gunnersbury ParkII109695021 May 1973
West Thames College, Formerly Spring Grove HouseII10880929 August 2002
Westlink HouseII125521812 February 1981
Whistler Memorial Adjacent to South Side of Powell'S Walk, Approximately 120 Metres West of Church of St NicholasII126080910 August 1988
Wistaria HouseII135668511 July 1951
Woodroffe House and garden wall to Woodroffe HouseII129432521 May 1973
Worton HallII126103521 May 1973
Wyke Gardens, Wyke GreenII126099714 August 1953

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Hounslow?
Hounslow has 512 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 32 Grade I, 28 Grade II* and 452 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Hounslow 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. Hounslow’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Hounslow 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.