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Listed buildings in Medway

Medway has 647 listed building entries — 49 Grade I, 78 Grade II* and 520 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 24 February 1950 and the most recent from 21 December 2022.

List entries
647
Grade I
49
7.6%
Grade II*
78
12.1%
Grade II
520
80.4%

When Medway’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1990s with 177 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Medway — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Hollytree CottageII125966418 February 1985
Holy Trinity ChurchII139350029 October 2009
Hoo St Werburgh War MemorialII145150426 January 2018
House at Rear of No 321 High StreetII111609329 March 1989
Hulkes Lane Brewery BuildingsII148111214 September 2022
Ivy HouseII120444721 November 1966
Ivy HouseII133615324 October 1950
K6 Telephone Kiosk Outside the GuildhallII108646910 September 1987
King George V Public HouseII125963421 December 1973
King'S Head HotelII129954124 October 1950
King'S School with Walls Attached Maclean House with Walls AttachedII10864242 December 1991
La ProvidenceII133612419 December 1970
La Providence No 105 with Railings to FrontagesII111633619 February 1970
Lamp Standards and Railings to Front of Commissioners HouseII124700024 May 1971
Lancer'S FarmhouseII108575314 November 1986
Lecture Theatre, Brompton BarracksII13756088 July 1998
Linden HouseII111573119 February 1970
Little London FarmhouseII125970621 December 1973
Lloyds BankII111650524 October 1950
Longford HouseII133647121 November 1966
Longley HouseII108651324 October 1950
Lord Duncan Public HouseII126821211 September 1974
Lord Kitchener Memorial, Brompton BarracksII13756098 July 1998
Mackay'S CourtII133609921 November 1966
MacklandsII12596389 December 1975
Magnolia HouseII125972821 December 1973
Main gate, lodge and walls to former HMS PembrokeII12677806 June 1984
Manor Barn and Attached North and West WallsII125970919 November 1985
Manor Farm OastII12780586 June 1995
Manor FarmhouseII108576221 November 1966
Manor House and Attached Garden WallII125971224 February 1950
Mansion HouseII125968824 February 1950
Marshgate and Cartshed to EastII108577321 November 1966
McCudden War Memorial and GraveII145385623 March 2018
Meadow HouseII120446014 November 1986
Medway Adult Education CentreII11853012 December 1991
Medway Conservative Constituency Association Headquarters and ClubII108640523 August 1974
Medway Heritage CentreII126822929 October 1952
Medway Hospital, Laundry Water TowerII12596015 December 1996
Memorial to French prisoners of war approximately 25 metres south of Church of St GeorgeII12678086 June 1984
Mill HouseII108575414 November 1986
Mill HouseII131891910 December 1987
Miller Monument 15 Metres South of All Saints ChurchII13361692 December 1991
Moor Street HouseII125967924 February 1950
Morden TerraceII13361502 December 1991
Mortimer'S Farm HouseII120411414 November 1986
Mortuary of St Bartholemew'S HospitalII13361492 December 1991
Moulding Tomb 20 Metres East of All Saints ChurchII11078732 December 1991
Nashenden Farmhouse with Briar Cottage AttachedII13361512 December 1991
National Westminster BankII126823521 November 1996
Newland'S Farm HouseII120452521 November 1966
Nile CottageII125967312 November 1981
No 1 Including RailingsII13361062 December 1991
No 13 with Garden Walls and Gate AttachedII108651823 August 1974
No 30, Incuding Railings to Basement Area at FrontII108643624 October 1950
No 48 with Low Range to RearII108649323 August 1974
No 50 with Front Garden Walls and Gatepiers AttachedII110567824 October 1950
Nos 100 and 102, Including Stretch of Walling to Rear of No 102II12995312 December 1991
Nos 143,143a and 145 Including Ranges to RearII13361452 December 1991
Number 12 and Attached Front Basement Area RailingsII125962024 February 1950
Number 4 Dry DockII124699013 August 1999
Number 58 and Attached Front Area and Step RailingsII126821021 November 1996
Number 8 and Attached Iron RailingsII125965821 December 1973
Numbers 1-12 (Consecutive) and Attached Basement Area RailingsII126821629 October 1952
Numbers 10 and 11 and Attached Front RailingII125961821 December 1973
Numbers 22 and 24 and Attached Front Basement Iron RailingsII126778321 December 1973
Numbers 52 and 54 and Attached Front Area and Step RailingsII126820921 November 1996
Oasthouses and TheatreII125963921 December 1973
Obelisk (New London Stone), UpnorII14251026 May 2015
Obelisk Tomb of John Chambers, Approximately 5 Metres South West of Church of St MargaretII12677975 December 1996
Old ParsonageII13361722 December 1991
Old Theatre RoyalII12682375 October 1988
Oriel House with Forecourt and Garden Walls AttachedII108642524 October 1974
Pair of Chest Tombs Approximately 5 Metres South of Chancel, Church of St MargaretII12677985 December 1996
Pair of Gatepiers 15 Metres North East of Satis HouseII10865112 December 1991
Pair of gatepiers and gates between College Yard and Cathedral CemeteryII12997272 December 1991
Pair of Second World War concrete roadblock plinths east of Hoo St WerburghII147199816 November 2020
Peckham CottageII125972921 December 1973
Peckham LodgeII125973021 December 1973
Pedestal Tomb Approximately 5 Metres West of Tower, Church of St Mary MagdalenII12678195 December 1996
Pheasant House and Attached Front Garden WallsII126821929 October 1952
Police Section HouseII137864213 August 1999
Pooh House the HomesteadII125967621 December 1973
Pope FarmII125966813 September 1974
PringsII120440721 November 1966
Prior'S Gate House with Garden WallII132992924 October 1950
Pump 10 Metres East of Eastgate HouseII10864432 December 1991
Pump FarmhouseII125963721 December 1973
Pumping StationII124699313 August 1999
Queens Stairs with Overthrow ArchII126824924 May 1971
QuickrillsII133647021 November 1966
Railings to North East of Eastgate HouseII10864422 December 1991
Rainham war memorialII144840920 September 2017
Range of Outbuildings Including Cart Lodge and Granary West of Bloors PlaceII126776928 February 1989
Red HouseII126280929 April 1994
Reliance House and Attached Wall, Piers, Railings and Gates to ForecourtII139352720 November 2001
Remains of Chapel in North East Corner of Garden, Grench ManorII126778624 February 1950
Remains of Summer House in Garden 25 Metres East of Restoration HouseII10865192 December 1991
Retaining Walls, Piers, Railings and Steps Between Nos 368 and 374 and Opposite No 351II12993522 December 1991
Ring'S Hill FarmhouseII108641423 August 1974
Rochester BridgeII10864312 December 1991
Rochester Head Post OfficeII10864482 December 1991
Rochester Quaker Meeting HouseII111568024 October 1950
Rochester War MemorialII144581716 May 2017
Roman Catholic Church of the English MartyrsII142250427 January 2015
Rose and Crown Public HouseII108650420 December 1989
Royal Crown HotelII13361262 December 1991
Royal Engineers Museum, Brompton BarracksII12596465 December 1996
Royal Oak public houseII143492624 May 2016
Salcombe Cottage and Attached Cast Iron RailingsII125959917 July 1980
Salisbury Villa with Attached Wall to FrontII129966219 February 1970
Satis HouseII108651224 October 1950
School House, Brompton BarracksII13756148 July 1998
Ship's Figurehead from the ArethusaII146078725 January 2019
SiloamII125967021 December 1973
Smith Monument 30 Yards West of Church of St HelenII128140614 November 1986
Snodhurst Farmhouse and Attached Former OutbuildingsII126817724 May 1971
Sole Street Farm HouseII128128914 November 1986
South ViewII128113714 November 1986
St Catherine'S Hospital with Wall and Railings to FrontII108641023 August 1974
St Margaret'S Cemetery ChapelsII11157532 December 1991
St Margaret'S House and Building Adjacent to North EastII114582524 October 1950
St Mary'S HallII128116514 November 1986
St RonansII11157942 December 1991
Star Hill Elim Pentecostal ChurchII11063252 December 1991
Statue of Lord Kitchener Approximately 50 Metres West of Entrance to Kitchener BarracksII126823024 May 1971
Statue of Thomas WaghornII126821329 October 1952
Steel and Hatch Monument 1 Yard South of South Aisle of Church of St HelenII120405414 November 1986
Stone House FarmhouseII133648814 November 1986
Stretch of Precinct Wall Forming Part of the Diocesan Registry Stretch of Precinct Walling Extending Along East Side of Boley Hill from a Point Immediately South West of the Diocesan Registry (The Precinct Qv) to (And Including) the King'S School Craft CentreII13361012 December 1991
Strood Conservative ClubII108641619 March 1985
Swimming poolII13756058 July 1998
The ArchdeaconryII108642924 October 1950
The Black HouseII126777314 February 1994
The Boghurst Tomb 2 Metres South of South Aisle of All Saints ChurchII10864152 December 1991
The Castle ClubII129967819 February 1970
The Chequer'S Public HouseII108575214 November 1986
The Coopers ArmsII114583824 October 1950
The CottageII147914826 September 2022
The Cottage and Attached Front Garden WallsII137864013 August 1999
The Cowls the Oast the PressII125968121 December 1973
The Dickens HotelII10864582 December 1991
The Drill HallII12596446 June 1984
The Eagle TavernII108649723 August 1974
The Former Three Gardners Public HouseII132298923 August 1974
The FriarsII118521324 October 1950
The Gleanings the Old Coach HouseII13259932 December 1991
The Golden LionII139062515 September 2003
The Good Companions Club Including Wall to Left Part of FrontageII111570624 October 1950
The Green Lion HotelII126778924 February 1950
The Hogarth InnII133649621 November 1966
The HomesteadII12682171 November 1973
The London Stone, Yantlet CreekII14247716 May 2015
The Manor HouseII108574527 August 1952
The Manor HouseII124812824 January 1985
The Nag'S HeadII108646319 February 1970
The North Foreland Public HouseII139646918 February 2011
The Old HouseII126777624 February 1950
The Old ParsonageII126779024 February 1950
The Old RectoryII108575721 November 1966
The Red Dog Public HouseII108575014 November 1986
The Red HouseII108576714 November 1986
The Rochester BarII108648624 October 1950
The Ship InnII108645223 August 1974
The Ship Public HouseII126779921 December 1973
The StablesII124699113 August 1999
The Tudor Rose Public HouseII139062815 September 2003
The WardroomsII12678136 June 1984
Thorndikes and Former Stable and Coach House AdjoiningII108644119 February 1970
Thorney LodgeII126824025 April 1985
Tomb Chest 15 Metres North West of St Margaret'S ChurchII10864012 December 1991
Tomb Chest North of Nave of St Margaret'S ChurchII10864022 December 1991
Tomb of Lazarus Magnus, Chatham Jewish Burial GroundII148389721 December 2022
Traverse to former Shifting House, Lower Upnor Ordnance DepotII14029427 September 2011
Trevine, with Garden Walls to Boley HillII108650824 October 1950
Troy HouseII108652024 October 1950
Tudor CottageII108573814 November 1986
Two Bollards at South East Entrance to the VinesII133610423 August 1974
Two Tomb Chests 8 Metres North of Nave of St Margaret'S ChurchII13361642 December 1991
Twydall Barn and Attached WallII125971419 November 1985
Type 24 Second World War pillbox east of Hoo St WerburghII147263516 November 2020
Type 24 Second World War pillbox south of Abbots Court Cottages, Hoo St WerburghII147264416 November 2020
Type 24 Second World War pillbox south of Abbots Court Lodge, Hoo St WerburghII147264316 November 2020
Type 24 Wwii Pillbox on Seawall of River Medway at Tq7918771656II139381521 May 2010
Type 28 Second World War pillbox in the garden of Abbots Court Lodge, Hoo St WerburghII147264016 November 2020
Type 28 Wwii Pillbox on Seawall of River Medway at Tq7924471695II139381621 May 2010
Upnor Castle HouseII133649314 November 1986
Victoria HouseII108641224 October 1950
VICTORIA STREET (See details for further address information)II108641120 February 1991
Vine CottageII133648914 November 1986
Vines CroftII133610524 October 1950
Wall Extending 15 Metres North East from the Front Entrance to No 58II13361432 December 1991
Wall Extending Ne from Upnor Castle Along the River MedwayII139329317 April 2009
Wall to South Entrance and South West Garden of Bishop'S Court Wall to South Entrance and South West Garden of No 24II13188962 December 1991
Wall with Gates Enclosing Churchyard of St Margaret'S Parish Church with Headstones AttachedII13361632 December 1991
Walls and gate piers enclosing front drive and west garden, former Captain's HouseII12678066 June 1984
Walls Enclosing Archdeaconry GardensII10864322 December 1991
Walls Surrounding Churchyard of Church of St MargaretII12677945 December 1996
Walls Surrounding Churchyard of St Bartholomews ChapelII126823921 November 1996
Walls to East of Church of St John the BaptistII128121314 November 1986
Walnut Tree CottageII108576814 November 1986
Walsall HouseII133649214 November 1986
Water Pump 10 Metres South West of Crimea House Water Pump 10 Metres South West of Fort Pitt Grammar School for GirlsII11855312 December 1991
Waterhouse CottageII108574114 November 1986
Waterside CottageII120430314 November 1986
Watts' AlmshousesII108645719 February 1970
Well House Opposite Miers Court (Miers Court Not Included)II125967121 December 1973
Wellesley HouseII11459252 December 1991
West Court FarmhouseII108576014 November 1986
West Moor FarmhouseII125968324 February 1950
Westmoor CottageII139062615 September 2003
White Hart HouseII108577521 November 1966
White Hill HouseII133649514 November 1986
White House FarmhouseII120448214 November 1986
WhitefriarsII108651419 February 1970
Whorns PlaceII120420427 August 1962
Wingham LodgeII108644024 October 1950
WWI Sentry Post at the Lower Upnor Ordnance DepotII14029487 September 2011
Wybornes FarmhouseII120443314 November 1986
York FarmhouseII125971616 August 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Medway?
Medway has 647 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 49 Grade I, 78 Grade II* and 520 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Medway 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. Medway’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Medway 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.