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Listed buildings in Isle of Wight

Isle of Wight has 1,977 listed building entries — 29 Grade I, 69 Grade II* and 1,879 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 14 March 1949 and the most recent from 22 September 2025.

List entries
1,977
Grade I
29
1.5%
Grade II*
69
3.5%
Grade II
1,879
95.0%

When Isle of Wight’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 854 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Isle of Wight — page 7 of 7

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
War memorial within the churchyard of Parish Church of St LawrenceII14688913 April 2020
Warden Point Gun EmplacementII122050928 March 1994
Warders CottageII120931528 March 1994
Wards CottagesII12230449 August 1979
Warlands FarmhouseII129137928 March 1994
Water hydrant adjacent to BrembaeII121943822 November 1993
Water hydrant adjacent to BywellII129274222 November 1993
Water hydrant on corner of Nettlecombe Lane and High StreetII129145522 November 1993
Water hydrant opposite FairviewII121941722 November 1993
Water Hydrant opposite Ivy Cottage, NettlecombeII146541318 October 2019
Water hydrant opposite St MichaelsII120926422 November 1993
Water hydrant opposite The Old Post OfficeII129274322 November 1993
Water hydrant opposite West Winds and The CottageII121941422 November 1993
Water Pump Attached to Former Brewhouse at Horringford HouseII129278222 November 1993
Water Pump in Ground of the Crown InnII122030628 March 1994
Watergate FarmhouseII10345301 February 1972
Waterloo CottageII103433014 February 1992
Waytes CourtII120929221 July 1951
Waytes Court CottageII121828228 March 1994
Weirside CottageII120929128 March 1994
Wellington TavernII123469918 May 1972
Wellow HouseII120938828 March 1994
West Ashey CottagesII127625718 May 1972
West Block of Buildings at West Ashey FarmII127625318 May 1972
West CottageII123940518 May 1972
West Lodge to Nunwell HouseII103430414 February 1992
West Mill (Warehouse)II13652261 February 1972
West Mill HouseII12340826 October 1972
West Standen HouseII120918422 November 1993
Westbourne HouseII122265517 August 1951
WestfieldII124631120 October 1976
Westgate CottageII122553415 July 1976
Westhill HouseII127375324 October 1950
Westminster HouseII13652711 February 1972
Weston FarmhouseII129266514 April 1976
Westover FarmhouseII120933018 January 1967
Westover LodgeII121880628 March 1994
WestviewII122012428 March 1994
Wheatsheaf HotelII13652781 February 1972
Whippingham RectoryII12398479 August 1979
Whippingham War MemorialII14632189 April 2019
White LodgeII123924618 May 1972
Willow CottageII136535514 February 1992
WillsesII120931118 January 1967
WindmillII121947911 December 1987
Windmill CottageII120941728 March 1994
Windy RidgeII129269328 March 1994
Winifred'S WellII129270028 March 1994
WitchingberryII129184928 March 1994
WoodbineII127578718 May 1972
Woodbine Cottage, Including Forecourt RailingsII103433114 February 1992
Woodcote CottageII120938728 March 1994
Woodford HouseII122554715 July 1976
WoodlandsII122458115 July 1976
Woodlands Vale LodgeII103190719 August 2002
Woodlynch HotelII126634515 July 1976
Woolverton ManorII122599530 March 1951
Woolwich Equitable Building SocietyII13652381 February 1972
Wootton and District War MemorialII143784020 September 2016
WorkshopII122218918 May 1972
Worsley's AlmshousesII13652501 February 1972
Wroxall Cross FarmhouseII126662615 July 1976
Wroxall Farm BarnII122485915 July 1976
Wroxall War MemorialII14647735 July 2019
Wyatt'S CottageII12670019 August 1979
WychwoodII127622418 May 1972
Wyndham HouseII127511824 October 1950
Yafford HouseII120939421 July 1951
Yafford MillII12203194 August 1976
Yarborough HouseII127626824 October 1950
Yarborough VillaII122460615 July 1976
Yard CottagesII121821828 March 1994
Yard FarmhouseII122527415 July 1976
Yarmouth MillII122078228 March 1994
Yarmouth PierII122079424 November 1975
Ye Olde CottageII121932922 November 1993
Ye Olde Shoppe and Cottage AdjoiningII129203128 March 1994
Ye Olde Sweet ShopII120943128 March 1994
Yelf'S HotelII123906118 May 1972

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Isle of Wight?
Isle of Wight has 1,977 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 29 Grade I, 69 Grade II* and 1,879 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Isle of Wight 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. Isle of Wight’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Isle of Wight 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.