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Listed buildings in Lichfield

Lichfield has 763 listed building entries — 12 Grade I, 63 Grade II* and 688 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 11 May 1950 and the most recent from 14 January 2026.

List entries
763
Grade I
12
1.6%
Grade II*
63
8.3%
Grade II
688
90.2%

When Lichfield’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 345 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Lichfield — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Fishing House immediately north of Priory FarmhouseII127768428 January 1988
The ForgeII129507120 November 1986
The Fox and HoundsII103886215 January 1988
The GablesII12489039 July 1980
The Garden Wall on North Boundary of Garden of the Old RectoryII137427113 March 1991
The George and DragonII103892320 November 1986
The Green ManII118810329 October 1987
The GuildhallII11877406 March 1970
The Haycock InnII103886415 January 1988
The Hill FarmhouseII103884915 January 1988
The HomesteadII129471129 October 1987
The Lombard Chinese Restaurant (Part)II118772117 June 1994
The ManorII13742456 September 1984
The ManorII103879429 October 1987
The Manor HouseII118849227 February 1964
The Mill Farm, MillII103884715 January 1988
The Old BeerhouseII129492415 January 1988
The Old Farmhouse RestaurantII103877128 January 1988
The Old HouseII103876628 January 1988
The Old Post OfficeII103881629 October 1987
The Old RectoryII124865427 February 1964
The Old RectoryII103881727 February 1964
The Old RectoryII124905228 January 1988
The Old RectoryII126420513 March 1991
The Old School HouseII137428429 October 1987
The Old VicarageII137428129 October 1987
The Palace Cottage and Attached Former StablesII12188086 March 1970
The Queen'S Head Public HouseII11948856 March 1970
The Scales Public HouseII118772817 June 1994
The School HouseII12489105 October 1987
The Staffordshire Bookshop (Part)II12923816 March 1970
The SwanII12985625 February 1952
The Swan and Attached BuildingsII103891420 November 1986
The ThatchII124914328 January 1988
The Tithe BarnII124890727 February 1964
The White HouseII117814420 November 1986
The WindmillII103885128 June 1973
Thomas Strongitharm Memorial Approximately 20 Yards South of South Aisle of Church of St Michael and All AngelsII119075328 January 1988
Thorpe Gorse CottagesII137430929 October 1987
Thorpe HallII13743109 March 1953
Three Hinckley Family Tombs Immediately East of Christ ChurchII118774317 June 1994
Three Spires HouseII11873576 March 1970
Tilty CottageII129514520 November 1986
Timber Framed Barn on North Side of Farmyard at Manor FarmII126418318 February 1992
Trent and Mersey Canal Bridge Number 53 Trent and Mersey Canal Woodend LockII124866628 January 1988
Trent and Mersey Canal Bridge Number 59 at Sk 0786 1642II127756710 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Bridge Number 60 at Sk079 164II137392510 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Gaskell'S Bridge Number 46 at Sk 1699II123727410 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Ivy Leigh and Attached CottagesII123727510 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Milepost at Sk 1291 1335II124924510 February 1995
Trent and Mersey Canal Woodend Lock CottageII124866728 January 1988
Tudor CottageII137427020 November 1986
Tuppenhurst FarmhouseII124866828 January 1988
Two cartouche headstones approximately 13 metres south of chancel of Church of St ChadII121812617 June 1994
Two K6 Telephone Kiosks Immediately to North West of Corn ExchangeII118774715 November 1989
United Reformed ChurchII121896013 December 1971
Upfields FarmhouseII129500920 November 1986
Upper Hilltop FarmhouseII103884115 January 1988
Upper Lupin FarmhouseII117828020 November 1986
Victoria CottageII129840414 February 1975
Wall Extending Approximately 14 Metres South West from Number 35, and Gates and Gate PiersII129855730 August 1978
Wall FarmhouseII103884315 January 1988
Wall HallII129480715 January 1988
Wall HouseII103884227 February 1964
Wall to Front and Right Return of Garden to Number 20II12984005 February 1952
War MemorialII106141030 July 2002
Weeford LodgeII137429215 January 1988
Well House at Sk 101075II118833323 November 1981
WestgateII117825020 November 1986
Westgate CottageII11873455 February 1952
Westgate House and Attached Outbuildings, Front Walls, Gates and RailingsII12987345 February 1952
Wharf HouseII129521420 November 1986
Wheelwright Cottage and Attached WorkshopII124909928 January 1988
White House FarmhouseII129488315 January 1988
Whitehouse FarmhouseII103883915 January 1988
Whittington House and Elswick HouseII103887120 November 1986
Whittington LodgeII103887320 November 1986
Whittington War MemorialII146207317 January 2019
Wigginton Fields FarmhouseII118858429 October 1987
Willow CottageII12952271 October 1985
Windmill Tower Approximately 50 Yards North West of the Windmill InnII124903328 January 1988
Wolferston Memorial Approximately 3 Yards South East of Church of All SaintsII103879729 October 1987
Woodend FarmhouseII103886115 January 1988
Woodhouse FarmhouseII124890427 February 1964
Woodhouse Farmhouse and Attached Garden WallII103890620 November 1986
Workshops approximately 250 yards east of The SwanII137425020 November 1986
Yew Tree HouseII127765328 January 1988
Yoxall BridgeII12488399 March 1953

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Lichfield?
Lichfield has 763 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 12 Grade I, 63 Grade II* and 688 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Lichfield 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. Lichfield’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Lichfield 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.