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Listed buildings in New Forest

New Forest has 1,479 listed building entries — 24 Grade I, 65 Grade II* and 1,390 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 22 December 1953 and the most recent from 8 July 2026.

List entries
1,479
Grade I
24
1.6%
Grade II*
65
4.4%
Grade II
1,390
94.0%

When New Forest’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 748 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in New Forest — page 5 of 5

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Old Post OfficeII135096631 August 1977
The Old RectoryII109483830 September 1964
The Old RectoryII109500530 September 1964
The Old RectoryII129691413 May 1987
The Old RectoryII130102313 February 1987
The Old SchoolII109502512 March 1987
The Old ShipII109492413 February 1987
The Old SmithyII115644430 September 1964
The Old Solent InnII122209222 December 1953
The Old Toll HouseII123814117 September 1976
The Old VicarageII115752513 February 1987
The OrchardII127446128 October 1974
The Original White HartII109496012 March 1987
The ParsonageII109498012 March 1987
The Pavilion Garden Temple at No 5 Newlands ManorII127501728 October 1974
The Peela HouseII127471328 October 1974
The Plough Public HouseII122259228 October 1974
The Police StationII135096413 February 1987
The Priest'S HouseII109482530 September 1964
The PrioryII109481030 September 1964
The Red HouseII117849412 March 1987
The Red HouseII121734922 December 1953
The Red Lion InnII115782813 May 1987
The Red Lion Public HouseII122124828 October 1974
The Red Lion Public HouseII127525822 December 1953
The RookeryII130186130 September 1964
The Schoolhouse at Fawley Village SchoolII109436820 November 1980
The Smithy, Pylewell ParkII14748749 June 2021
The Stag HotelII11672303 July 1974
The Star Inn and House AdjoiningII135092731 August 1988
The Station HotelII11792607 August 1986
The Studio (50 Metres West North West of Fryern Court)II10949039 December 1975
The Swan InnII109471710 February 1987
The Thatched CottageII109433910 June 1987
The Thatched CottageII135103712 February 1980
The Thatched Cottage RestaurantII109473813 May 1987
The Thatched Cottage Woodfalls Cross Farm CottageII109485113 November 1979
The Tuck Shop and Southern RadioII116686713 February 1987
The Tudor Rose InnII116683513 February 1987
The VicarageII109477111 April 1975
The VicarageII123410222 December 1953
The WarehouseII11783905 July 1979
The Weecott in Garden of WaysideII10948029 June 1989
The Wheatsheaf Public HouseII127592428 October 1974
The White Horse Inn, Milford on SeaII127516228 October 1974
The White Horse Public HouseII13512606 May 1976
The White HouseII127618128 October 1974
The WoolpackII13509257 July 1986
The WysteriaII122230422 December 1953
The Yews Yew Tree CottageII109500124 October 1986
Thomas TrippII122255628 October 1974
Thorney Hill War MemorialII109495812 March 1987
Three Piers, Front Railings, and Gate to No 48 (Bellevue House)II121732628 October 1974
Three Tuns Public HouseII135088712 March 1987
Threeways CottageII109480430 September 1964
Tidpit CottageII12968318 April 1976
Tile Barn FarmhouseII13510226 May 1977
Tinsleys CottageII116710513 May 1987
Tithe Barn 40 Metres East of Court Farm HouseII109488630 September 1964
Tombchest 10 Metres North of Nave of Church of All SaintsII117865410 June 1987
Tombchest 10 Metres South West of St Leonards ChurchII117270913 February 1987
Tombchest 4 Metres South of Porch of Church of St MaryII115664512 March 1987
Tombchest 5 Metres North of Porch of All SaintsII109436510 June 1987
Tombchest 5 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St NicholasII109473913 May 1987
Tombchest Immediately South of Nave of Church of St MaryII135089212 March 1987
Tombchest south east of sanctuary of Church of St Michael and All AngelsII109472613 May 1987
Tombchest to Lady Burrard 25 Metres North of North Vestry of Church of St JohnII109478613 May 1987
Tombchest to Shrubbes 17 Metres North of North Aisle of Church of St JohnII135102913 May 1987
Tombchest to William Gilpin 15 Metres North of North Chapel of Church of St JohnII115767913 May 1987
Topps Farm CottageII117968713 February 1987
Topps FarmhouseII135094813 February 1987
Tower 60 Metres West of Breamore HouseII117921413 February 1987
Town HallII109487513 February 1987
Town MillII135097013 February 1987
Toyd FarmhouseII135099417 May 1988
Tractor Shed at Eastern Range of Lea Green FarmII123427828 October 1974
Trafalgar HouseII127493822 December 1953
TrenthamsII135097930 September 1964
Trial Tower South of North Lodge and StableblockII109469813 May 1987
Trinity Congregational ChurchII109498612 March 1987
Trotts FarmhouseII117927724 March 1986
Tudor CottageII109486413 February 1987
Turmer HouseII135091712 March 1987
Two Headstones North of Porch of Church of St MartinsII115649412 March 1987
Two tombchests north of Church of St Michael All AngelsII116729113 May 1987
Twyneham CottageII109480513 February 1987
United Reform ChurchII109503512 March 1987
United Reform ChurchII121732328 October 1974
Upper Barford FarmhouseII109476613 May 1987
Upper Exbury, including terrace and garden wallsII140998929 April 2013
Vase on Pedestal 5 Metres South of Somerley Park HouseII130270012 March 1987
Vernells Farm DairyII109472213 May 1987
Vicars Hill LodgeII135101713 May 1987
Vidle Van CottageII122171628 October 1974
Vidle Van FarmhouseII127502122 December 1953
Vienna CottageII127626128 October 1974
Village HallII109479113 February 1987
Village Pump on Green 10 Metres South-East of Rose CottageII116746513 February 1987
Virginia CottageII117952713 February 1987
Vyne HouseII135095125 September 1989
W Ayles and SonII130251412 March 1987
Wagon Wheel HouseII109504212 March 1987
WaldronsII116649413 May 1987
Walhampton Arms, formerly farm building range at Home Farm.II135102613 May 1987
Walkford FarmhouseII123772728 October 1974
Wall Along Road South of Lime TreesII116744613 February 1987
Wall Along Road South of Talk'S FarmhouseII135099213 February 1987
Wall and Barn at North End of Church StreetII123449028 October 1974
Wall and gate piers to Southend HouseII123447128 October 1974
Wall and Gatepiers Around Courtyard in Front of Walhampton HouseII135102713 May 1987
Wall and Gazebo Running North Along Drive of Heywood ManorII13014797 August 1986
Wall and Steps to Upper Terrace 10 Metres South of Somerley Park HouseII130270212 March 1987
Wall Around Courtyard on Entrance Front of Avon Tyrrell HouseII109494712 March 1987
Wall Around Courtyard on Garden Side of Service Range of Rhinefield House HotelII130118028 July 1986
Wall Around Garden Running from Manor House South Then WestII109481613 February 1987
Wall Around Garden to South of Fryern CourtII135093713 February 1987
Wall Around Kitchen Garden 20 Metres South of Stableblock at Moyles Court SchoolII109500812 March 1987
Wall Around South of Churchyard of St Peter and St PaulII109496312 March 1987
Wall East of Gainsborough CourtII12743105 December 1985
Wall in Front of Boultbee CottagesII109472013 May 1987
Wall in Front of Elcombes and Little ElcombesII116722313 May 1987
Wall on North Boundary of Farmyard 75 Metres North of Manor HouseII116781713 February 1987
Wall opposite Serampore PlaceII123452728 October 1974
Wall Running Approximately 40 Metres South and Approximately 20 Metres West of Moyles Court SchoolII125292812 March 1987
Wall to Lower Terrace on South and East Sides of Somerley Park HouseII115677812 March 1987
Wall with Tablet, Gate Piers and Gate to Parish Church of St Thomas the ApostleII121737128 October 1974
Walled Garden with Gates Immediately South of Rhinefield Hunting LodgeII109474228 July 1986
Walled Gardens Immediately North of Hinton Admiral HouseII109503112 March 1987
Walled Kitchen Garden, formerly belonging to Hale HouseII141924330 January 2006
Walls and Rails to North of Breamore HouseII109493613 February 1987
Walnut CottageII130112413 May 1987
War MemorialII127477728 October 1974
War memorial at Lyndhurst, New ForestII14497092 October 2017
War Memorial in Recreation GroundII123179128 October 1974
War Memorial with Enclosing RailingsII121737328 October 1974
Water Tank on Plinth 40 Metres South of Palace HouseII109443110 June 1987
Water TowerII127494328 October 1974
WaterditchII109499212 March 1987
Waterford CottageII123409928 October 1974
Waterlane FarmhouseII109488013 February 1987
WaysideII109475413 May 1987
WaysideII127738728 October 1974
Webb and HextII109499730 September 1964
Well CottageII117926913 February 1987
Well House in Front of Boultbee CottagesII135103313 May 1987
West HayesII109484113 February 1987
West HouseII129698213 February 1987
West Lodge Boldre GrangeII135102413 May 1987
West Wall to Drive Only of Bird HillII103445528 October 1974
West WingII109497512 March 1987
West, South and East Walls to Kitchen Garden at Farm Cottage, HinchesleaII11117266 March 1989
Western Boundary Wall to Plot of Land Occupied by Electricity Sub StationII122188228 October 1974
Western Cowshed at Northern Range Of, Lea Green FarmII123427728 October 1974
WestoverII127492116 October 1974
Westover HouseII123773828 October 1974
White CottageII109479413 February 1987
White Hart InnII122171928 October 1974
White Hart Public HouseII117850012 March 1987
Whitehall and Railings to North Along StreetII10944061 December 1975
Wigley ManorII109438210 June 1987
Wilkins FarmhouseII115683412 March 1987
Williams Farm HouseII109486330 September 1964
Willow CottageII109489213 February 1987
Willow CottagesII109490824 January 1984
Willow Tree CottageII13509423 August 1982
Willy's WellII103445828 October 1974
Wiltshire Cottage and Attached Farm BuildingII109476917 July 1978
Windylow (On Track Off North Side of Wainsford Road)II123786328 October 1974
Wood EndII122229528 October 1974
WoodbineII109480630 September 1964
WoodsideII109485713 February 1987
Woodside CottageII11117282 July 1991
Woodside FarmhouseII123793628 October 1974
Wootton HallII123772228 October 1974
Wootton Old FarmhouseII135104513 May 1987
YaldhurstII127434328 October 1974
Yaldhurst Farm HouseII123808128 October 1974
Yaldhurst LodgeII123774828 October 1974
Ye Olde Englishman Public HouseII127477628 October 1974
Ye Olde Forge CottageII122259428 October 1974
Yeatton CottagesII122132622 December 1953
Yeouilton CottageII127595528 October 1974
Yeouilton HouseII127615628 October 1974
Yeouilton LodgeII123429328 October 1974
Yew CottageII135088512 March 1987
Yew TreeII109473413 May 1987
Yew Tree CottageII109480930 September 1964
Yew Tree CottageII115782113 February 1987
Yew Tree CottageII116751330 September 1964
Yew Tree CottagesII13509407 November 1985

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in New Forest?
New Forest has 1,479 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 24 Grade I, 65 Grade II* and 1,390 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in New Forest 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. New Forest’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
New Forest 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.