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Listed buildings in Mid Sussex

Mid Sussex has 1,062 listed building entries — 18 Grade I, 60 Grade II* and 984 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 28 January 1948 and the most recent from 26 May 2023.

List entries
1,062
Grade I
18
1.7%
Grade II*
60
5.6%
Grade II
984
92.7%

When Mid Sussex’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 650 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Mid Sussex — page 4 of 4

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Well House to South East of Saddlescombe FarmhouseII135488028 October 1957
The White HouseII102574528 October 1957
The Woolpack Public HouseII135475627 November 1975
Tiger CottagesII102546110 September 1951
TipnoaksII102564411 May 1983
Tomb to Frederick Villiers Meynell to east of Church of St WilfridII119240211 December 1987
Tott FarmhouseII102566911 May 1983
Tower in the Garden of No 74 (Tower House)II102567428 October 1957
Town HouseII102569611 May 1983
Town PlaceII135483711 May 1983
Townfield HouseII135486511 May 1983
Townhouse FarmhouseII119234611 May 1983
TreemansII135485611 May 1983
Treemans FarmhouseII102565711 May 1983
Treeps HouseII119481711 May 1983
TroytownII102577211 May 1983
Tv Servicing Co Wychcraft CafeII13549616 April 1970
Twineham Court FarmhouseII102557911 May 1983
Twineham Place FarmhouseII135489511 May 1983
Twineham War MemorialII143654614 February 2017
Tye CottageII102556511 May 1983
Tyes PlaceII102573111 May 1983
Tythe CottageII118096411 May 1983
Upper LodgeII102579911 May 1983
Upper PendentII135491928 October 1957
Upper Ridges Moonhill PlaceII126097021 June 1990
Upper SheriffII135489911 May 1983
Valentine CottageII135493010 September 1951
Victory HallII148364726 May 2023
VikingII13549816 April 1970
Vine Cottage North Vine Cottage SouthII102552111 December 1987
Vine House and ThurlesII102567011 May 1983
Wain HouseII119288910 September 1951
Wall and Gate Piers to South of Butlers Green HouseII102550411 December 1987
Wall and Gatepiers to No 88II119319711 December 1987
Wall and Tool Shed Attached to North of Butlers Green HouseII135493311 December 1987
Wall on the West and South Side of the ChurchyardII102585527 November 1975
Wall to East and South East of Cuckfield ParkII135491511 December 1987
Wall, Gatepieirs, Gate and Steps to East of Lindfield PlaceII119305611 December 1987
Walnut Walnut and Well Cottage Well CottageII102576011 May 1983
Walstead HouseII128528011 May 1983
Wanbarrow FarmhouseII102566128 October 1957
War Memorial, Western Road Muncipal CemeteryII139286410 March 2008
Warninglid Grange and the Old GrangeII102557411 May 1983
Washbrook FarmhouseII135485811 May 1983
Water PumpII109686726 May 1995
Water TowerII12491735 February 1979
Water Tower of St Francis' HospitalII102550611 October 1985
Waterbury CastleII102569011 May 1983
Watershippe DownII102574911 May 1983
Wellington CottageII135478011 May 1983
Wells Bottom FarmhouseII137760125 July 1989
West House FarmhouseII102582511 May 1983
West Riddens FarmhouseII119368728 October 1957
WestlandsII128441611 May 1983
WestoversII102558211 May 1983
Westup FarmhouseII102574311 May 1983
White HouseII119461511 May 1983
White Telephone Kiosk on the GreenII139145616 December 2005
Whitehouse CottageII128583011 May 1983
Whitehouse Farm CottageII102571211 May 1983
Whitehouse FarmhouseII119417711 May 1983
Wick FarmhouseII128426515 March 1955
Wick Farmhouse (That Portion Within Mid Sussex District)II102578928 October 1957
Wickham FarmhouseII102566211 May 1983
Wickham HouseII135488311 May 1983
Wild BoarsII128560928 October 1957
Windsor CottageII12777042 August 1972
Wineham CottageII128620311 May 1983
Woodsland FarmhouseII135487611 May 1983
Woodward'S FarmhouseII135479811 May 1983
Worsteds FarmhouseII12776082 August 1972
Worth AbbeyII102553011 May 1983
Worth HallII102553711 May 1983
WyattsII119437911 May 1983
Wyndham FarmhouseII102558511 May 1983
Ye White Harte InnII102549611 December 1987
Yew TreeII119361211 May 1983
Yew Tree CottageII102552911 December 1987
Yew Tree CottageII102571911 May 1983
Yew Tree CottageII102575511 May 1983
Yew Tree CottageII119280311 May 1983
Yew Tree CottageII135483411 May 1983
Yew Tree FarmhouseII102578611 May 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Mid Sussex?
Mid Sussex has 1,062 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 18 Grade I, 60 Grade II* and 984 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Mid Sussex 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 Sussex’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Mid Sussex 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.