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Listed buildings in Kingston upon Thames

Kingston upon Thames has 161 listed building entries — 3 Grade I, 13 Grade II* and 145 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 30 March 1951 and the most recent from 29 June 2017.

List entries
161
Grade I
3
1.9%
Grade II*
13
8.1%
Grade II
145
90.1%

When Kingston upon Thames’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 79 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Kingston upon Thames (16)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
105, London RoadII*11846006 October 1983
37-41, High StreetII*135845930 July 1951
Church of All SaintsI135843730 July 1951
Clattern BridgeI108006430 July 1951
Cleave'S AlmshousesII*118458430 July 1951
Coombe Conduit HouseII*108009930 May 1951
Coronation StoneI10800666 October 1983
Druid'S Head Public HouseII*11847516 October 1983
Gallows Conduit House (In Grounds of Hampton Spring)II*108006230 May 1951
Kingston BridgeII*130023230 July 1951
Kingston upon Thames War MemorialII*10800546 October 1983
Lovekyn ChapelII*135842530 July 1951
Market HouseII*135842810 June 1983
Picton HouseII*108006920 February 1970
Roman Catholic Church of St RaphaelII*108004524 December 1968
Surrey County Hall, with lamp standards outside the southern entrance block, cobbled southern quadrangle, western terrace and cobbled forecourt to Milner RoadII*11848346 October 1983

Grade II listed buildings in Kingston upon Thames

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1, South TerraceII108005722 March 1988
1, Thames Street with building adjoining at rearII129986311 June 1975
11, Thames StreetII10800536 October 1983
12, Victoria RoadII108005521 April 1975
124 and 126, Maple RoadII11847136 October 1983
128, Maple RoadII10800776 October 1983
13 and 15, Church StreetII11841396 October 1983
14 and 16, Church StreetII10800966 October 1983
14, Market PlaceII108007930 July 1951
15 and 16 Market Place, Kingston upon ThamesII11847646 October 1983
17, High StreetII108006730 July 1951
18, Thames StreetII11850386 October 1983
2-7, South TerraceII108005126 July 1973
2-8, Victoria RoadII135845530 August 1979
20-24, Ewell RoadII135844126 July 1973
23, Market PlaceII135843030 July 1951
23, Poplar GroveII13584316 October 1983
24 and 24a, Market PlaceII12999456 October 1983
26 and 28, Thames StreetII13584546 October 1983
28-34, Ewell RoadII118434126 July 1973
3 and 5, Church StreetII13002796 October 1983
3 and 5, Thames StreetII10800526 October 1983
3, Surbiton RoadII129989830 July 1951
30, Market PlaceII10800806 October 1983
30, Old London RoadII10800756 October 1983
4, Church StreetII11841186 October 1983
4, Eden StreetII13001976 October 1983
4, Oaklea PassageII12533265 November 1990
40,high StreetII108006827 April 1983
41, Market PlaceII11848126 October 1983
43-47, Old London RoadII10800736 October 1983
435, Hook RoadII11844796 October 1983
5 and 6, Oaklea PassageII10800816 October 1983
6-9,market PlaceII13584296 October 1983
6, 8 and 8A, Church StreetII13584366 October 1983
85, Ewell RoadII10801016 October 1983
Balustrade to garden in front of 128, Maple RoadII12999816 October 1983
Bentalls DepositoryII12533068 September 1989
Boundary railings and wall to former Lambeth WaterworksII125337810 September 1994
Boundary railings and walls to former Chelsea WaterworksII125337610 September 1993
Boundary Wall to Tiffin SchoolII10800466 October 1983
Boundary WallsII126336425 May 1983
Boundary walls to Richmond Park, section to north east of Kingston PlaceII10800496 October 1983
Boundary walls to Richmond Park, section to south west of Kingston PlaceII13584506 October 1983
Cedar CourtII135843830 March 1951
Cedar LodgeII10800876 October 1983
Christ ChurchII10800706 October 1983
Church of St AndrewII10800506 October 1983
Church of St JamesII13936984 March 2010
Church of St JohnII12998946 March 1975
Church of St John the BaptistII118410230 May 1951
Church of St LukeII139181824 November 2006
Church of St Mary the VirginII10800936 June 1951
Church of St MatthewII11849296 October 1983
Church of St PaulII108008630 November 1973
Church of St PeterII13584276 October 1983
Clock TowerII10800976 October 1983
Coal Duty Boundary Post approximately 500 metres east of the road and 650 metres south of Rushett Farm, at the edge of Ashstead WoodII13000666 October 1983
Coal Duty boundary post outside The Star Public HouseII12463536 September 2000
Coombe CottageII135845730 August 1988
Coombe Hill StablesII108009110 August 1983
Coombe Warren Lodge, with Garden Walls to Coombe Lane West and Coombe Hill RoadII10800986 October 1983
Dorich HouseII13000926 October 1983
Edmunsbury and Stable BlockII125731513 March 1997
Elmfield Tiffin SchoolII10800746 October 1983
F.W. Paine Funeral DirectorsII140848731 January 2006
Former Chelsea Waterworks Coal Store (Building No 12)II108006011 November 1992
Former Chelsea Waterworks Fountain (Building No.13)II126181911 November 1992
Former Chelsea Waterworks Office/Lodge (Building No. 11)II125333411 November 1992
Former Cooper Cars Company workshop and showroomII142924224 September 2015
Former Granada CinemaII135845630 January 1987
Former Griffin Hotel, Now Griffin Centre, Including Shops, Bar and First-Floor Former Assembly RoomII10800786 October 1983
Former Hawker Aircraft Experimental Shop, Siddeley HouseII138681526 April 1999
Former Head Post OfficeII10801006 October 1983
Former Lambeth Waterworks District Offices and Stores BuildingII139065429 October 2003
Former Lambeth Waterworks Muniments BuildingII139065529 October 2003
Former Lambeth Waterworks uncovered coalstore including tower and attached tunnelsII103186421 August 2002
Former Old Crown Public HouseII108009519 August 1982
Former Police StationII11846376 October 1983
Former Regal CinemaII125335013 April 1993
Former Sopwith Aviation Company FactoryII12533839 May 1994
Four Acres and Attached Terrace, Wall and StepsII138965226 October 2001
Gable Cottage (Including Attached Walls)II125341523 September 1994
Gallows TamkinII13002245 November 2010
Galsworthy HouseII13000856 October 1983
Garden and Boundary Walls to Cimero, Thatchers and WansbeckII12998586 October 1983
Garden building to west of Southborough HouseII10800896 October 1983
Garden CottageII126186828 March 1984
Garden Features at Warren HouseII137994115 December 1999
Garden wall and gate piers to Vicarage, Vicarage End and to Church of St PaulII108004830 November 1973
Gateway to Kingsnympton Park Beside South LodgeII13000776 October 1983
Hermes HotelII108004414 April 1978
Hillcroft College Including Former Stable BlockII13584516 October 1983
Hook War MemorialII144405720 March 2017
Horner CottageII118432918 December 1963
Ivy Conduit House (Circa 120 Metres South of Holy Cross Preparatory School)II108006330 May 1951
Kingston Grammar SchoolII118466726 July 1973
Kingston Hill War MemorialII144585829 June 2017
Kingston Public Library, Museum and Art GalleryII108010217 January 1973
Kingston Sorting OfficeII108005926 February 1992
Kingston Vale War MemorialII143652520 July 2016
Malden Green FarmhouseII108007630 May 1951
Manor HouseII135843530 May 1951
Memorial Gates outside Church of All SaintsII143259614 April 2016
Milestone on corner of Surbiton Road and Portsmouth RoadII135845230 July 1951
Milestone to the west side of the road beside the car park at Chessington World of AdventuresII10800726 October 1983
Miramonte and Garage with Flat Above to the North West with Gates and Walls and Tubular Steel FenceII10800564 August 1983
Monk'S CottageII13584346 October 1983
Mortuary ChapelsII13584336 October 1983
New Malden (URC) War MemorialII144430915 March 2017
New Malden LibraryII125343115 March 1995
New Malden War MemorialII144442715 March 2017
Northerly of two riverside pavilions situated on Riverside Walk, to the rear of Nos 3 and 5, Thames StreetII11850186 October 1983
Old Malden War MemorialII144432720 March 2017
Orangery and Adjoining Wall at the Rear of Soames HouseII11842286 October 1983
Orchard CourtII13584602 November 1972
Pair of gate piers at entrance to All Saints ChurchyardII11841746 October 1983
Park Works: Fire watcher's post and former refuge and staff facilitiesII142912018 September 2015
PentonII139106827 August 2004
Retaining wall to the south of main House (Kenry House)II10800716 October 1983
Roman Catholic Church of St AgathaII108005819 April 1990
Rushett FarmhouseII13584626 October 1983
Sessions HouseII13584406 October 1983
Shrubsole MemorialII129998710 June 1983
Southborough HouseII108008826 June 1978
Southborough LodgeII10800906 October 1983
Southerly of two riverside pavilions situated on Riverside Walk, to the rear of Nos. 3 and 5, Thames StreetII13584536 October 1983
Stone from King John'S Palace, in the Courtyard of the Public LibraryII135845830 July 1951
Surbiton StationII11850716 October 1983
Surbiton War MemorialII14326328 February 2016
The Cottage and Garden WallsII13584396 October 1983
The Gatehouse (Or Keep) and Attached Walls and Railings at Kingston BarracksII139271519 August 2008
The GuildhallII10800656 October 1983
The Lodge and Gatepiers, Four AcresII138965326 October 2001
The Old Mill HouseII118509430 July 1951
The PavilionII13298981 October 1999
The Plough Inn Public HouseII108009430 May 1951
The Royal Oak Public HouseII139106627 August 2004
The Vicarage and Vicarage EndII108004730 November 1973
Tomb of Dorothy Frances Victoria Burton, south east of mortuary chapelsII10800926 October 1983
Two bollards on the south side of the junction with Ladderstile Ride, Kingston HillII13584616 October 1983
United Reformed ChurchII13002026 October 1983
Vine HouseII135842630 July 1951
Warren Close (Including Attached Arch and Walls)II125341423 September 1994
Warren HouseII137993915 December 1999

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Kingston upon Thames?
Kingston upon Thames has 161 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 3 Grade I, 13 Grade II* and 145 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Kingston upon Thames 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. Kingston upon Thames’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Kingston upon Thames 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.