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Listed buildings in Huntingdonshire

Huntingdonshire has 2,213 listed building entries — 62 Grade I, 130 Grade II* and 2,021 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 10 January 1950 and the most recent from 7 August 2024.

List entries
2,213
Grade I
62
2.8%
Grade II*
130
5.9%
Grade II
2,021
91.3%

When Huntingdonshire’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,309 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Huntingdonshire — page 7 of 7

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Mulberries and Garden Wall to SouthII11301019 April 1987
The New Sun Public HouseII121074324 October 1951
The NookII112872623 April 1972
The NookII13094544 November 1982
The Nuns BridgeII116141710 January 1951
The Old BakehouseII121075124 October 1951
The Old Brew HouseII11285414 November 1982
The Old CottageII11284704 November 1982
The Old Day School and wall and railings to the frontII148888315 February 2024
The Old ForgeII121175618 November 1983
The Old FoxII121112718 November 1983
The Old Governor'S House and Attached HouseII12381454 May 1990
The Old HallII121432028 April 1983
The Old HouseII133045221 October 1983
The Old House and Rear Boundary WallII127465213 December 1957
The Old Inn HouseII13092574 November 1982
The Old LodgeII13095162 March 1987
The Old ManseII11646889 April 1987
The Old Meeting HouseII129007418 November 1983
The Old Plough InnII133102613 July 1964
The Old RectoryII11285294 November 1982
The Old RectoryII116542420 November 1981
The Old RectoryII121175824 October 1951
The Old RectoryII121419128 April 1983
The Old RectoryII121437314 May 1959
The Old RectoryII127443525 September 1951
The Old RectoryII128861128 April 1983
The Old RectoryII133042814 May 1959
The Old RectoryII13307824 November 1982
The Old RectoryII13307834 November 1982
The Old SchoolII113008616 November 1988
The Old Sun InnII13098699 June 1971
The Old VicarageII11303193 June 1983
The Old VicarageII121442628 April 1983
The PantilesII13307664 November 1982
The PightleII12229359 April 1987
The Pilgrims Rest AlmshousesII116155724 March 1972
The Plough Public House with Attached Stables and HayloftII121104518 November 1983
The PrioryII112990810 January 1951
The PrioryII113006316 November 1988
The PrioryII113009011 February 1986
The Priory Club (Forming the Priory House)II13097319 June 1971
The QueensheadII11284574 November 1982
The RacehorseII121431228 April 1983
The RectoryII116470916 November 1988
The Red Cow Public HouseII121431928 April 1983
The Royal Oak Public HouseII116151727 May 1977
The Saddle Public HouseII121076624 October 1951
The SaracensII11285574 November 1982
The ShielingII11283684 November 1982
The ShrubberyII11280019 June 1971
The SmithyII131753716 November 1988
The Stilton Cheese InnII128776811 August 1988
The Stone HouseII133051128 January 1958
The StoresII113020021 October 1983
The Stukeleys Country HotelII131735621 October 1983
The SurgeryII121062314 May 1959
The Swan and SalmonII113016821 July 1951
The Swan Public HouseII11301179 April 1987
The Talbot Public HouseII128778911 August 1988
The Thatched CottageII11301242 March 1987
The Thatched CottageII13095404 November 1982
The Thatched CottageII13308054 November 1982
The Thatched Cottages, Dolly Peg Cottage and Beth-HacceremII103914526 July 1983
The Three Horse Shoes Public HouseII123795916 November 1988
The TinderboxII129032014 May 1959
The TowersII11302913 June 1983
The Unicorn Public HouseII11302338 June 1983
The VicarageII11628034 November 1982
The VicarageII121104724 October 1951
The VicarageII13310239 June 1971
The Vicarage Vicarage FlatII121062514 May 1959
The VineII11302923 June 1983
The White CottageII11284684 November 1982
The White CottageII113021521 October 1983
The White HartII113021621 October 1983
The White Hart Public HouseII11638064 November 1982
The White Hart Public HouseII128854128 April 1983
The White Horse Public HouseII128841928 April 1983
The White HouseII112990728 March 1974
The WillowsII11632324 November 1982
The WillowsII121549911 August 1988
The WillowsII13307404 November 1982
ThodaysII131768123 January 1975
Thorns Gate CottageII133048521 July 1951
Three Barns Circa 10 Metres to North West of Sibson House Hotel and Stone Mounting BlockII122217416 November 1988
Three Chest Tombs Circa Ten Metres to South West of Tower of St Lawrences Parish ChurchII12391299 April 1987
Three Horse Shoes Public HouseII11284304 November 1982
Three Horseshoes CottageII13304983 December 1981
Three Horseshoes Public HouseII11638564 November 1982
Three Jolly Butchers Public HouseII11284354 November 1982
Three PigeonsII113021321 October 1983
Three Tuns Public HouseII112862027 May 1977
Tigh BuieII13093524 November 1982
Timber CottageII13304692 March 1987
Tithe Barn Adjacent to and to the West of Number 96II13181143 September 1980
Tithe Farmhouse About 1 Mile East of Railway BridgeII121132818 November 1983
Tollington HouseII11283864 November 1982
Tombstone Against West End of North Nave Wall of Parish Church Ruins of All SaintsII121518511 August 1988
Tombstone and Coping Circa 5 Metres South of Nave in Churchyard of St Helen Parish ChurchII113007716 November 1988
Tombstone Group Between Circa 14 and 17 Metres to South of Chancel of St Remigius ChurchII123795516 November 1988
Top FarmhouseII121566011 August 1988
Tower MillII11301069 April 1987
Tower WindmillII11284394 November 1982
Town HallII133064924 March 1972
Townsend FarmhouseII11628412 March 1987
Townsend FarmhouseII133047521 October 1983
Tree Top CottageII128843428 April 1983
Trinity Hall FarmhouseII13307864 November 1982
Trotwood CottageII112796928 March 1974
Tudor CottageII113019421 October 1983
Tun CottageII11284014 November 1982
Two Chest Tombs and Two Tomb Stones Forming a Group 2 Metres South of the Chancel to the Parish Church of St MaryII121593811 August 1988
Two Coffin Lids Circa One and a One Half Metres South of South Aisle to the Parish Church of St MaryII121566311 August 1988
Two K6 Telephone KiosksII133064022 December 1988
Two Marker Posts Situated on the South East Side of Holme LodeII128801111 August 1988
Two Standing Crosses at West End of Church in ChurchyardII113007216 November 1988
Two Tombstones Circa 14 Metres South of West Tower of St Remigius ChurchII123795416 November 1988
Two Tombstones Seven Metres East of the Chancel to St Nicholas Parish ChurchII121538411 August 1988
United Reform ChapelII11633414 November 1982
United Reformed ChurchII13307524 November 1982
Valency HouseII11616953 June 1983
Valley Farmhouse 1/43 Mile North of Tetworth HallII121144618 November 1983
Vernon HouseII11303173 June 1983
Vernon HouseII133060528 March 1974
Vicarage FarmhouseII121082918 November 1983
Vicarage FarmhouseII121170718 November 1983
Victoria TerraceII11630684 November 1982
Village CrossII121454824 October 1951
Village CrossII121478828 April 1983
Village CrossII128841724 October 1951
Village FarmII121437228 April 1983
Village HallII11638784 November 1982
Village HallII13307624 November 1982
Village Lockup Rear Number 14 the GreenII13094849 March 1973
Village PumpII13307954 November 1982
Village Pump About 10 Yards from Entry to Waresley HallII121167218 November 1983
Village Pump and Drinking Fountain 15 Yards East of ChurchII121159318 November 1983
Village Pump and Surrounding Posts Circa 30 Metres West of Number 88 and Sited on the GreenII123804116 November 1988
Vine CottageII113022421 October 1983
Vine CottageII13307384 November 1982
VirginiaII13095124 November 1982
Wagon and Horses Public HouseII133099328 March 1964
Walden CttageII13093834 November 1982
Walden FarmhouseII12527592 March 1987
Walden HouseII11284004 November 1982
Wall and Gate Piers to South West of Gatehouse at Kimbolton SchoolII129068828 April 1983
Wall at Upwood House Upwood Manor Ailwyn House and Numbers 60, 62II11301622 March 1987
Wall East of Gaynes HallII128843228 April 1983
Wall North Ease of Gaynes HallII128846728 April 1983
Wall to North of Kimbolton School GroundsII121089228 April 1983
Wall to St John the Baptist'S ChurchyardII11283734 November 1982
Wall, South of Entry to Manor HouseII13304633 June 1983
Walls, Railings and Gates of Brook HouseII11279969 June 1971
Walnut CottageII11632214 November 1982
Wansford Railway Tunnel Circa 500 Metres West of Wansford StationII127486016 November 1988
War MemorialII11664348 June 1983
War MemorialII124672527 November 2000
Warboys War MemorialII14471571 June 2017
Warehouse and MalthouseII112859627 May 1977
Waresley GrangeII121167424 October 1951
Waresley HallII128989524 October 1951
Warsley Cottage 200 Yards West of Duncombe ArmsII121166818 November 1983
Watch Office and Operations Room at Alconbury AirfieldII106783210 October 2002
Water Newton Mill, Formerly the Water MillII127443425 September 1951
Waterloo FarmhouseII113016721 October 1983
WatermeadsII13094934 November 1982
Waverly CottageII11626654 November 1982
WeaversII13095522 March 1987
Well Head Circa 50 Metres South of Main BuildingII116485016 November 1988
Well in Courtyard to North of Hinchingbrooke HouseII112865527 May 1977
Wennington HallII13304912 March 1987
Wesleyan ChapelII11283924 November 1982
West End CottageII11284344 November 1982
West End CottageII11302763 June 1983
West End CottageII13307464 November 1982
West End FarmhouseII11285194 November 1982
West FarmhouseII113019221 October 1983
Westward FarmhouseII13305179 April 1987
Wheatsheaf CottageII11285014 November 1982
Whispers SchoolII121028728 April 1983
White CottageII11301782 March 1987
White CottageII11302863 June 1983
White CottageII121109115 August 1973
White CottageII13177499 April 1987
White CottageII13182494 November 1982
White CottageII13304962 March 1987
White GatesII11301812 March 1987
White Hall FarmhouseII11625824 November 1982
White Hart Public HouseII11301419 April 1987
White Hart Public HouseII116146428 November 1950
White Hart Public HouseII116170424 March 1972
White Horse HotelII11279657 May 1952
White HouseII11619673 June 1983
White HouseII11622849 June 1971
White HouseII13095252 March 1987
White RosesII121553111 August 1988
WhitehallII11284974 November 1982
WhitewaysII11284954 November 1982
Whitwell FarmhouseII11624383 June 1983
Whitwell HouseII112860710 January 1951
Wild Goose LeysII13304672 March 1987
Willows CottageII11284794 November 1982
Windmill Rear of Number 114 (Wood View)II13305192 March 1987
Wisteria HouseII133081512 March 1975
WittsendII128849428 April 1983
Wood CottageII121119227 April 1983
Wood ShuttersII13304922 March 1987
Workshop to South of Ivy HouseII11285614 November 1982
Workshop, Former Soll to Wansford Paper Mill Circa 26 Metres West of Stibbington HouseII127468816 November 1988
Wornditch FarmhouseII129019814 May 1959
Wornditch HallII121106628 April 1983
Wrestler'S Arms Public HouseII13306049 June 1971
Wykeham HouseII112858910 January 1951
Yaxley Cemetery War MemorialII14265944 June 2015
Yew Tree CottageII116458210 October 1975
Yew Tree Cottage and Attached Brick BarnII13177064 February 1986
Yew Tree FarmhouseII11301992 December 1980
York HouseII13095104 November 1982
York HouseII130989614 May 1959
York HouseII133062023 April 1972

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Huntingdonshire?
Huntingdonshire has 2,213 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 62 Grade I, 130 Grade II* and 2,021 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Huntingdonshire 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. Huntingdonshire’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Huntingdonshire 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.