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Listed buildings in North Devon

North Devon has 2,677 listed building entries — 50 Grade I, 128 Grade II* and 2,499 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 19 July 1950 and the most recent from 18 September 2025.

List entries
2,677
Grade I
50
1.9%
Grade II*
128
4.8%
Grade II
2,499
93.4%

When North Devon’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,659 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in North Devon — page 9 of 9

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
West HeddonII110753613 May 1987
West Hele FarmhouseII132578015 September 1976
West HerscottII110763718 March 1986
West Hill FarmhouseII132535020 August 1951
West Ilkerton Farmhouse and Attached WallII12011379 June 1995
West Kimmings Farmhouse and Farmbuilding Adjoining at the South EastII132549018 October 1988
West Lee Farmhouse and Shippon Adjoining to WestII128911024 November 1988
West Liscombe Farmhouse Including Outbuilding Attached to East EndII132576715 September 1987
West Middleton Farmhouse Including Attached Stable Range at South East EndII13257399 April 1987
West Mill FarmhouseII130952018 October 1988
West Molland FarmhouseII116607225 October 1988
West Okewill FarmhouseII132553416 November 1984
West ParkII121349924 November 1988
West Park FarmhouseII128876524 November 1988
West Pavington FarmhouseII13257308 January 1988
West Rowley FarmhouseII130569320 February 1967
West Satterleigh FarmhouseII12587368 January 1988
West Saunton FarmhouseII132555414 November 1985
West Saunton, Nos. 13 and 14 and Attached BarnII110711114 November 1983
West Stowford BartonII116302814 November 1985
West Stowford FarmhouseII132532418 March 1986
West TrayneII116305818 October 1988
West ViewII132548618 October 1988
West ViewII138537431 August 1988
West Welland FarmhouseII132549818 October 1988
West Woodlands with Barn AttachedII126174229 May 1986
West Yeo Moor CottagesII110731214 October 1987
Westacombe CottageII110773914 November 1985
Westacott Headstone Circa 10 Metres South-West of South Porch of Church of St Thomas of CanterburyII125353718 March 1987
Westacott House and Barn AttachedII132527018 March 1986
Westaway CottageII130925029 May 1986
Westaway Westaway CottageII116392516 November 1984
Westcott BartonII116368825 February 1965
Westleigh FarmhouseII11691849 April 1987
Westweek FarmhouseII132576025 October 1988
Westwell Hall HotelII128189814 March 1994
Wets Hildrew FarmhouseII125369618 March 1987
Wheatlands FarmhouseII128876620 February 1967
Wheelwrights CottageII110727914 October 1987
Whiddon Park HouseII110768418 March 1986
Whippenscot Farmhouse and Outbuilding Adjoining at WestII132550518 October 1988
Whitcott FarmhouseII121547624 November 1988
White HartII110724120 February 1967
White HartII125341025 February 1965
White Lake FarmhouseII125372318 March 1987
White LodgeII116373629 May 1986
White OakII11067618 January 1988
WhitecleaveII12925158 January 1988
Whitefield Barton and Bank Barn Adjoining West Cross WingII110712925 February 1965
Whitefield FarmhouseII110770818 March 1986
Whitefield Headstone Circa 16 Metres South West of West Tower of Church of St PetrocksII11067849 April 1987
Whitley FarmhouseII121350124 November 1988
Whitsford FarmhouseII110756613 May 1987
Whitstone FarmhouseII12583168 January 1988
WilderscotII120303714 March 1994
Wildersmouth VillaII120304012 March 1990
Willesden HouseII138526419 January 1951
Willesleigh CottageII110771125 February 1965
Willesleigh House and Upper WillesleighII116485825 February 1965
Williams ArmsII11077471 November 1974
Williams CottageII128893924 November 1988
Willshire Fountain on Traffic IslandII138536329 September 1999
Willshire Monument on Traffic IslandII138536431 August 1988
Wilsham FarmhouseII128918024 November 1988
WindrushII110760629 May 1986
Winson CrossII12581848 January 1988
Winson FarmhouseII12581858 January 1988
Winston CottageII110674025 October 1988
Winswood CottagesII11067658 January 1988
Wistlandpound FarmhouseII11068082 June 1986
Wiston Farmhouse Including Attached Cider House and GranaryII130594115 September 1987
Witheridge War MemorialII14629168 March 2019
Wixon FarmhouseII116607625 October 1988
Wooda CottageII115302825 October 1988
WoodparkII110729714 October 1987
WoodsII117097220 February 1967
Woody Bay Station, lever hut and stableII149427818 September 2025
Woolhanger Manor with Music RoomII120113628 November 1989
Woolley Lodge, 1600 Metres South West of Arlington CourtII116374516 November 1984
Woolway Gravestone Circa 5 Metres South of South Aisle of Church of the Holy TrinityII12925198 January 1988
Wooton Manor HouseII132570025 February 1965
Workshop Ranges Including Smithy Adjoining Thorne House to SouthII121420424 November 1988
Wrimstone FarmhouseII110767118 March 1986
Writing Hut of Henry WilliamsonII142067324 July 2014
Wynards Including Front Garden Wall and Railings and GateII138500631 December 1973
WyndhamsII12584098 January 1988
Yarnacott CornerII110764218 March 1986
Yarnacott Farmhouse, Including Ciderhouse Attached to WestII110764315 September 1976
Yarnacott, Including Barn Attached to West EndII116586218 March 1986
Ye Old Cottage Including Gate Piers to South EastII12011383 September 1973
Ye Olde Cottage InneII128019319 July 1950
Ye Olde ShoppeII12734888 January 1988
Yellaton FarmhouseII13257099 April 1987
Yen CottageII128868524 November 1988
Yeo Dale HotelII138530531 December 1973
Yeoland House, Including Little YeolandII116589918 March 1986
Yeomans CottII130550514 October 1987
Youldon HouseII132526718 March 1986
ZealesII121420020 February 1967

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in North Devon?
North Devon has 2,677 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 50 Grade I, 128 Grade II* and 2,499 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in North 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. North Devon’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
North 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.