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Listed buildings in Mid Devon

Mid Devon has 2,579 listed building entries — 48 Grade I, 160 Grade II* and 2,371 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 19 March 1951 and the most recent from 24 August 2022.

List entries
2,579
Grade I
48
1.9%
Grade II*
160
6.2%
Grade II
2,371
91.9%

When Mid Devon’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,739 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Mid Devon — page 3 of 8

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Cartshed Approximately 20 Metres South of Freathingcott FarmhouseII110641317 March 1988
Cast Iron Headstone About 12 Metres North-West of West Tower of Church of St MaryII12632444 November 1985
Castle BartonII138486712 February 1952
Castle GroveII13067905 April 1966
Castle House and No 19 (Carriage House)II11689115 April 1966
Castle LodgeII138486812 February 1952
Catlake FarmhouseII125399428 August 1987
Cellar and Wood Sheds Approximately 1.5 Metres North West of Holcombe CourtII110642417 March 1988
Cemetery ChapelII129261919 March 1951
Cemetery Chapel at 016074II132613911 June 1986
Chaffcombe CottageII124255120 November 1986
Chain BridgeII11069707 December 1987
Chain Bridge LodgeII11069717 December 1987
ChallicesII110595711 June 1986
Challis HouseII132590417 March 1988
Chamberlain Chest Tomb About 7 Metres South East of Chancel of Church of St Michael and All AngelsII125385928 August 1987
Chamberlains FarmhouseII130701517 March 1988
Champerhaies FarmhouseII110594811 June 1986
ChanningsII130677611 June 1986
Chanterhayes Including Brick Boundary Wall with Statuette to WestII117054220 November 1986
Chapel CottageII125891020 May 1985
Chapel Downs FarmhouseII110597720 May 1985
Chapel of St John the BaptistII138470614 October 1991
Chapel of St LawrenceII119708219 March 1951
Chapel of St LukeII130621020 May 1985
Chapters CottageII11706824 November 1985
Chave Chest Tomb Approximately 500 Millimetres West of Porch of Church of St PeterII110640717 March 1988
Chawleigh Barton Including Rubble and Cob Garden Wall Adjoining to SouthII110661419 February 1986
Chawleigh Village School and Old School HouseII110661519 February 1986
Chawleigh War Memorial ObeliskII144951219 October 2017
Chenton Cottage Lammacott CottageII124260423 May 1988
Cheriton CrossII110597126 August 1965
Cheriton Primary SchoolII117045026 August 1965
Cherry Tree CottageII124005217 March 1976
Cherry Tree Cottage and Belmont CottageII130601728 August 1987
Chest Tomb 2 Metres from South Aisle of Church of St SwithinII130975330 November 1984
Chest Tomb About 10 Metres West of Church of St MatthewII12551304 November 1985
Chest Tomb About 2 Metres West of South Aisle of Church of St MatthewII11070274 November 1985
Chest Tomb About 5 Metres South of the East Wall of the South Aisle of the Church of St MaryII117056028 August 1987
Chest tomb about 6 metres south of the east end of the south aisle of the Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII124070028 August 1987
Chest Tomb About 7 Metres South East of the Porch of the Church of St MaryII117057328 August 1987
Chest Tomb and Railings About 4 Metres South of Doorway in South Aisle of Church of the Holy CrossII125425628 August 1987
Chest Tomb and Railings About 6 Metres South of the Chancel of the Church of St BartholomewII126151128 August 1987
Chest Tomb and Railings Against South Wall of Chancel of Church of St PeterII11069207 December 1987
Chest Tomb Approx 8m South of Porch of Church of St Mary the VirginII130630020 May 1985
Chest Tomb Approximately 15 Metres North West of Church of St SwithunII124309120 May 1985
Chest Tomb Approximately 2 1/2 Metres South of South Aisle of Church of St SwithinII110704930 November 1984
Chest Tomb Approximately 20 Metres South of West Tower of Church of St MaryII12513414 November 1985
Chest Tomb Approximately 3 Metres South East of Church of St MaryII124363620 May 1985
Chest Tomb Approximately 500 Metres South of Church of St MaryII124355420 May 1985
Chest Tomb of John Godfrey Approximately 12 Metres West of Tower of Church of St Cyriac and St JulittaII110707530 November 1984
Chestnut CottageII125827820 May 1985
Chettiscombe FarmhouseII138470110 April 2000
Chilloman House Including Front Garden WallsII116832117 March 1988
ChilternII11694657 December 1987
ChiltonII124013428 August 1987
Chilton FoldII13255947 October 1984
Church CottageII12507744 November 1985
Church CottageII110590811 June 1986
Church CottageII110687516 October 1975
Church CottageII11070284 November 1985
Church CottageII116980720 May 1985
Church CottageII124363720 May 1985
Church CottageII125385728 August 1987
Church CottageII13065777 December 1987
Church CottageII132580715 December 1986
Church Cottage West ViewII12510234 November 1985
Church Gate CottageII110664511 June 1986
Church GreenII125385428 August 1987
Church Green CottageII125385628 August 1987
Church of St BonifaceII125983520 May 1985
Church of St CatherineII138472318 June 1988
Church of St MargaretII11701285 April 1966
Church of St PaulII13849026 June 1996
Church of St PeterII13256875 April 1966
Church of St ThomasII138470410 April 2000
ChurchillII110706430 November 1984
Churchill Chest Tomb Approximately 12 Metres South East of Chancel of Church of All SaintsII132581719 February 1986
Churchwalls FarmhouseII116820417 March 1988
Churchyard Boundary Walls Approximately 4 Metres East of and Approximately 18 Metres North East of Chancel of St PeterII132586115 December 1986
Churchyard CrossII12539385 April 1966
Churchyard Cross 4 Metres South of Parish ChurchII110595311 June 1986
Churchyard Cross Approximately 4m South of Tower of Church of All SaintsII110661926 August 1965
Churchyard gate and iron railings south of the Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII126086128 August 1987
Churchyard Gate at Petton ChapelII13067617 December 1987
Churchyard GatesII11069307 December 1987
Churchyard Gates and Gatepiers 8 Metres North of Church of St MaryII117029515 April 1987
Churchyard Gates and Gatepiers at West End of Church StreetII116832011 June 1986
Churchyard Gates to South East of Church of St GeorgeII11696487 December 1987
Churchyard Railings to Church of St GeorgeII138482610 April 2000
Churchyard Retaining Wall and Gates Approximately 20 Metres South of Church of St Swithun Including Raised Pavement to South EastII124309320 May 1985
Churchyard Wall, Gatepiers and Overthrow to the South of the Parish ChurchII116925811 June 1986
Cider House Approximately 3 Metres East of Freathingcott FarmhouseII110645217 March 1988
Cider House Approximately 3 Metres North of Uplowman Court FarmhouseII130700917 March 1988
Cider-House and Store Approx 5m North of West Ford FarmhouseII110596020 May 1985
Ciderhouse and Linhay Approximately 25 Metres South-West of Whelmstone BartonII110699620 November 1986
Clannaborugh BartonII110698020 November 1986
Clare House Including Garden Wall and PiersII138486512 February 1952
Cleave CottageII13848127 July 1978
Cleave FarmhouseII13059184 November 1985
Cleaves FarmhouseII12506904 November 1985
Cleeve Cottage Cobblestones Craven CottageII110643517 March 1988
Clysthayes BridgeII130672011 June 1986
Coach House and Stables Approximately South East of Higher Furzeland FarmhouseII125869920 May 1985
Coach-House Approx 60m North-East of Woodleigh HallII132612220 May 1985
Cob Boundary Wall Adjoining to North of North Star HouseII110653615 December 1986
Cob Boundary Wall Approximately 5 Metres South East of North Star HouseII110653715 December 1986
Cob Boundary Wall Between Number 32 (Not Included) and Four Mills LaneII12084852 October 1992
Cob Garden Wall Approximately 8 Metres North West of the Old HallII130940419 February 1986
Cob Garden Wall to Dean ViewII12932412 October 1992
Cob Wall Approximately 15 Metres East of Browns FarmhouseII125283420 November 1986
Cob wall approximately 30 metres east of Knowle FarmII124300020 May 1985
Cob Wall Approximately 30 Metres South East of Westwood FarmhouseII125828120 May 1985
Cobley FarmhouseII12634734 November 1985
CoburgII110708230 November 1984
Coddiford Farmhouse and Cottage Including Cob Garden Wall Adjoinng to South-WestII11706014 November 1985
Coffin Slab Abutting Priests Door on South Side of Chancel of Church of St AndrewII132561620 November 1986
Coffin Slab and Railings of the Aisle 7 Metres South East of South East Corner of the Aisle of the Church of the Holy CrossII125425728 August 1987
Coldridge Barton FarmhouseII132584415 December 1986
Colebrook CourtII110589711 June 1986
Coleford Gospel Hall Including Wall Adjoining to SouthII126204020 November 1986
Coleman headstone about 7 metres south west of porch of the Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII126089028 August 1987
Coles ParkII12504964 November 1985
CollatonsII132562020 November 1986
CollegeII116840411 June 1986
ColletsII110643417 March 1988
Collipriest HouseII138480212 February 1952
Colston BartonII11068837 December 1987
Combe Barton Farmhouse and Garden WallII110704430 November 1984
Combe Farmhouse and Adjacent Farmbuildings to RearII110594911 June 1986
Combe HeadII11069727 December 1987
Combe Lancey Farmhouse Including Adjoining Cob Wall to SouthII127341420 May 1985
Congregational Chapel and the ManseII11971102 October 1992
Congregational ChurchII12634564 November 1985
Congregational ChurchII132564720 November 1986
Congregational Church Including Front Railings, Gate and Cobbled Surface Adjoining to SouthII124311220 May 1985
Converted animal house approximately 160 metres west of Lower Filleigh FarmhouseII12500184 November 1985
Coombe FarmhouseII125412928 August 1987
Coombe FarmhouseII130696711 June 1986
Coombe HouseII117095726 August 1965
Coombeland FarmhouseII125413028 August 1987
Coombes Head FarmhouseII110651815 April 1987
Coombeshead FarmhouseII138468010 April 2000
CoombestockhaiesII110591711 June 1986
Coombutler FarmhouseII138468210 April 2000
Copper'S CottageII110650115 April 1987
Copplestone HouseII110698526 August 1965
Cordwent'S FarmhouseII110654915 April 1987
Corn Mill at NetherII132616311 June 1986
Corner CottageII126203926 August 1965
Coronation PumpII124335120 May 1985
Cosland Headstone Approximately 25m North-West of West Tower of Church of St BartholomewII110701820 November 1986
CosycotII124059428 August 1987
Cott FarmhouseII132590617 March 1988
Cottage 100 Metres East of Rock HouseII110664711 June 1986
Cottage immediately west of Cove BridgeII11698637 December 1987
Council OfficesII11970832 October 1992
Court BartonII126074628 August 1987
Court Barton CottagesII125814120 May 1985
Court Barton FarmhouseII125012626 August 1965
Court CottageII132591217 March 1988
Court Cottage and Adjoining Cobbled PathII125890320 May 1985
Court GardenII11699437 December 1987
Court GroveII11688687 December 1987
Courtyard of Farm Building Approximately 30m West of Nymet Barton FarmhouseII132564620 November 1986
Courtyard Range of Farmbuildings Approximately 20 Metres West of Knowle FarmhouseII125979520 May 1985
Cove BridgeII110690924 October 1951
Cove Bridge (That Part in Tiverton Cp)II138470712 February 1954
Cove CottageII125290020 November 1986
Cove HouseII138470810 April 2000
Cove War MemorialII145725126 June 2018
Cow Shed Adjoining Ford Farmhouse Including Cob Wall Adjoining It to WestII110660419 February 1986
Cowlins FarmhouseII148044819 April 2022
Cowshed Approximately 10 Metres South of Partridge FarmhouseII12631424 November 1985
Coxland FarmhouseII132613626 August 1965
Craddock HouseII11704555 April 1966
Craddock LodgeII117046615 April 1987
Crediton Railway Station Main RangeII119709224 August 1989
Crediton War MemorialII13894186 September 2001
Creedy Bridge CottageII132612920 May 1985
Creedy Bridge CottagesII127282620 May 1985
Creedy Park House, formal garden features, drying-lawn wall and game larderII146581523 January 2020
Crinkle Crankle at The SanctuaryII140018031 August 2011
Crocker'S Farmhouse with Adjacent FarmbuildingsII116905415 April 1987
Croft CottagesII132612420 May 1985
Croft HouseII116883719 January 1979
CrofthayesII11684875 April 1966
Crooked Chimney CottageII110599420 May 1985
Crookstock FarmhouseII12633464 November 1985
Cross Approximately 12 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St MaryII124259520 November 1986
Cross Approximately 7 Metres West of Tower of Church of St MaryII124255320 November 1986
Cross Base Approximately 4 Metres South of Porch of Church of St PeterII116373015 December 1986
Cross Base on St Lawrence GreenII12925842 October 1992
Cross CottageII125851720 May 1985
Cross CottageII13255954 November 1985
Cross CottagesII110595211 June 1986
Cross Shaft and Base Approximately 25 Metres East of Court Barton FarmhouseII125826926 August 1965
Crosses Hole FarmhouseII132586315 April 1987
CrosswaysII124038418 June 1976
Crownhills BridgeII110588311 June 1986
Croyle HouseII110653215 April 1987
CuckoobushII125837320 May 1985
Culliford FarmhouseII132586717 March 1988
Cullompton War MemorialII139086822 June 2004
Culm Cottage and Bridge FarmII110644217 March 1988
Culm Davy ChapelII13064915 April 1966
Culm Davy FarmhouseII130649715 April 1987
Culmbridge CottageII130651715 April 1987
Culmbridge MillII110652715 April 1987
Culme Chest Tomb Approximately 14 Metres South of Aisle of Church of St MaryII110646817 March 1988
Culme Chest Tomb Approximately 15 Metres South of Aisle of Church of St MaryII126440417 March 1988
Culmstock BeaconII130843617 March 1988
Culmstock BridgeII114774124 October 1951
Culver House and Attached Front Yard WallII120851111 October 1972
Culverpark CottageII126152228 August 1987
Curriton Farmhouse Including Granary and Byre to EastII12629004 November 1985
Dairy CottageII138471014 December 1965
Dalleys CottagesII13256274 November 1985
Daniel Monument About 14 Metres North-East of Chancel of the Church of St MargaretII11068777 December 1987
Dart Headstone Approximately 2 Metres South of South Aisle of Church of St MatthewII116295015 December 1986
Dartcombe MillII114010615 January 1990
Dartmoor Railway Inn and Attached Ranges Round Stable Yard theII129255011 October 1972
Davey Chest Tomb About 10 Metres North-West Tower of Church of St MaryII12503774 November 1985
Daviesland FarmhouseII130621820 May 1985
Dean ThatchII119713011 October 1972
DeanswellII132579211 June 1986
Deer'S Leap Deer'S Leap CottageII110704330 November 1984
Den CroftII132586915 April 1987
Denver Cottage and Wishbone AshII124284520 May 1985
DewsmoorII110597820 May 1985
Dicklegg EndII130579420 November 1986
Dingley DellII124860515 December 1986
Dipford ChapelII11069505 April 1966
Dira CottageII125867620 May 1985
Dira FarmhouseII127341526 August 1965
Ditchetts FarmhouseII138484910 April 2000
Dodderidge Farmhouse Including Adjoining Cob Wall to SouthII127303320 May 1985
Doddiscombe FarmhouseII13256445 April 1966
Dodge'S HouseII116835011 June 1986
Dorwich CottageII125869420 May 1985
Dower House Including Front Area RailingsII110641917 March 1988
Dowhills FarmhouseII11686367 December 1987
Down FarmhouseII12508674 November 1985
Down Farmhouse and Adjoining OutbuildingII13256517 December 1987
Downes Home FarmhouseII132613020 May 1985
Downes Mill and MillhouseII110598020 May 1985
Downhayne Farmhouse and Cottage Including Garden Railins to South EastII124313220 May 1985
Dowrich House Including Adjoining Cob Garden Wall to Rubble Garden Wall to North EastII125852020 May 1985
Dowrich MillII127331320 May 1985
Drake Chest Tomb and Railings About 8 Metres South West of Porch of the Church of St MaryII125425828 August 1987
Drew'S FarmhouseII132587015 April 1987
Dudsall CottageII132612320 May 1985
Duke of York Public HouseII119710811 October 1972
DukesII110595811 June 1986
Dulings including adjoining cob garden wall to eastII124284620 May 1985
Dunn Tomb About 16 Metres South of East Wall of Chancel of Church of All SaintsII11693007 December 1987
Dunscombe Farmhouse Including Cob Garden Wall to South-WestII117017220 May 1985
Dunsford Monument in St Peters Churchyard 6.6 Metres South East of South PorchII138495410 April 2000
Dunsgreen FarmhouseII110655015 April 1987
Durneford CourtII124059228 August 1987
Duvale FarmhouseII11069737 December 1987
Dye HouseII130662211 June 1986
Dymonds and Part DymondsII110701120 November 1986
EarlslandII116848311 June 1986
East Butterleigh HouseII132614411 June 1986
East Densham FarmhouseII125127526 August 1965
East Devon College Hairdressing and Beauty CentreII138475510 April 2000
East Dunster BarnII139263325 June 2008
East Eastington FarmhouseII12500474 November 1985
East Ford FarmhouseII132609820 May 1985
East Forde FarmhouseII11070204 November 1985
East Fursham FarmhouseII11691734 March 1988
East Leigh House Incuding Cob and Stone Garden Walls to SouthII110656115 December 1986
East LodgeII116230530 November 1984
East LodgeII127303226 August 1965
East Manley FarmhouseII116890411 June 1986
East Mere DairyII138471210 April 2000
East NewtonII132583315 December 1986
East Perimeter Wall, Railings and Gateway to Taw Vale TerraceII12096942 October 1992
East RuckhamII126134528 August 1987
East SellakeII132616011 June 1986
East Stoodleigh BartonII11698987 December 1987
EastacottII132613120 May 1985
Eastbrook FarmhouseII132589617 March 1988
Eastbrook HouseII110645917 March 1988
Easter CottageII138471710 April 2000
EasterbrookII124251620 November 1986
Eastfield and Mellguards Including Boundary Wall and Gate and Gate PiersII138487029 June 1990
Easton Barton FarmhouseII125024626 August 1965
Eastwood FarmhouseII13256637 December 1987
Ebear BridgeII132589717 March 1988
EdburysII125813820 May 1985
Eggesford Barton Farmhouse and Adjoining FarmbuildingII116302026 August 1965
Eggesford HouseII110657919 February 1986
Eggesford StationII110660219 February 1986
Eggesford War MemorialII145258125 January 2018
Elizabeth Sampson Headstone Immediately Outside the Porch of the Church of St Michael and All AngelsII11069527 December 1987
Elley FarmhouseII110698620 November 1986
Elm CottageII116199226 August 1965
Elm CottageII116355815 December 1986

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Mid Devon?
Mid Devon has 2,579 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 48 Grade I, 160 Grade II* and 2,371 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Mid Devon 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. Mid Devon’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Mid Devon 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.