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Listed buildings in Rushmoor

Rushmoor has 97 listed building entries — 4 Grade I, 4 Grade II* and 89 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 28 January 1959 and the most recent from 8 August 2024.

List entries
97
Grade I
4
4.1%
Grade II*
4
4.1%
Grade II
89
91.8%

When Rushmoor’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 45 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Rushmoor (8)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Abbey Church of St MichaelI115563928 January 1959
Aldershot Methodist ChurchII*115595530 April 1981
Beaumont Riding SchoolII*109262329 March 1973
Building Q121 at Former Royal Aircraft Establishment SiteI12595894 December 1996
Building R133 at Former Royal Aircraft EstablishmentI12595864 December 1996
Centrifuge (Building F49A) at the former RAF FarnboroughII*139220016 August 2007
G1 Building at the Royal Aircraft EstablishmentII*133970620 August 1979
Main Building to Farnborough Hill ConventI130311613 November 1975

Grade II listed buildings in Rushmoor

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1, Eastern RoadII10926049 June 1982
104, Church Lane EastII13397089 June 1982
2 and 4, Chapel LaneII109227726 June 1987
23, Lansdowne RoadII10926029 June 1982
247-259, Weybourne RoadII109261329 March 1963
26 and 28, Grosvenor RoadII10926379 June 1982
27, Grosvenor RoadII10926369 June 1982
30, Grosvenor RoadII11559719 June 1982
Aldershot CenotaphII146469522 July 2019
Aldershot LodgeII10926297 August 1972
Aldershot Manor House, Manor ParkII133970729 March 1963
Aldershot Military Museum M BlockII11099848 July 1998
Aldershot Military Museum N BlockII11099858 July 1998
Aldershot Town HallII10926389 October 1981
Anglesey HouseII11555999 June 1982
Ash Lock CottageII10926359 June 1982
Ayling HouseII13397057 May 1982
Balloon School Memorial Within the Barrack Area of the Airborne Forces Depot and Regimental Head-Quarters of the Parachute RegimentII10926229 June 1982
Boundary wall and railings to the former Beaumont Cavalry BarracksII141530730 July 2013
British Army 2nd Division World War I MemorialII139380319 May 2010
British Army 8th Division World War I MemorialII139380419 May 2010
BroomhillII133969728 January 1959
Building R52 at Former Royal Aircraft Establishment SiteII139050221 February 2003
Cavalry Brigade Veterinary Lines Central Ward North Stable RangeII124776110 August 1995
Cavalry Brigade Veterinary Lines East Ward North Stable RangeII126395110 August 1995
Church of St AndrewII139157318 April 2006
Church of St ChristopherII109263019 March 1981
Church of St Joseph'SII10926079 June 1982
Church of St Michael the ArchangelII133967029 March 1963
Church of St PeterII109262628 January 1959
Church of the Holy TrinityII109262119 December 1980
Crossways North East Hampshire Education OfficeII10926259 June 1982
Culdrose HouseII11559369 June 1982
DraycottII125975426 June 1987
Emperor House Empress Cottage Euginee Cottage Ye Olde FarmII109263928 January 1959
Empress CottagesII109260918 September 1981
Farnborough PlaceII115625328 January 1959
Farnborough Town HallII13031029 October 1981
Former cottage to rear of No 100 (Job's Farm)II115636110 January 1990
Former Guardroom to Royal PavilionII133967120 August 1979
Former Masonic HallII13029219 June 1982
Foxs GymnasiumII115623420 August 1979
G 29 Building at the Royal Aircraft EstablishmentII133969420 August 1979
Garrison Church of St Michael and St GeorgeII109260620 August 1979
Gateway and Two Flanking Guardrooms to Former Beaumont Cavalry BarracksII130327919 December 1980
Gateway and Two Flanking Guardrooms to Former Willems BarracksII10926319 June 1982
General Post OfficeII11563559 June 1982
Government House MessII127243620 November 2002
GreyholmeII109261219 December 1980
Herrett'S FarmhouseII10926039 June 1982
Maida GymnasiumII133969820 August 1979
Main block of Cambridge Military HospitalII133969320 August 1979
Memorial to Captain Charles Claudius De La Poer Beresford, Royal EngineersII139380519 May 2010
Memorial to Lieutenant Reginald Archibald Cammell, Air Battalion Royal EngineersII139380619 May 2010
Mk1 Inglis Portable Military Bridge (Light Type) over the Basingstoke CanalII14899108 August 2024
Monastic Buildings to Abbey Church of St MichaelII109263213 November 1975
North Lodge, Including Attached Wall, Farnborough Hill SchoolII139060326 September 2003
Officers Mess Lille BarracksII13396969 June 1982
Old Military Swimming BathsII127243820 November 2002
Old Union Poor House (Workhouse)II109264020 August 1979
Oriel CottageII115628913 November 1975
Palace CinemaII10926109 July 1979
Pediment Sculpture Adjoining the Officers' Mess of Buller Barracks, Royal Corps of TransportII13397049 June 1982
Pediment Sculpture to the North of the Prince Consort LibraryII10926019 June 1982
Portable Airship Hangar (Formerly Buildings R51 and Q65)II13930745 January 2009
Prince Consort LibraryII109260020 August 1979
Queen Hotel Public HouseII13396739 June 1982
Ramsden Garden Wall Memorial, Montgomery LinesII139380920 May 2010
Rose CottageII13396999 June 1982
Royal Army Medical Corps Boer War MemorialII139380719 May 2010
Royal Army Service Corps Memorial ArchII139382227 May 2010
Royal Army Veterinary Corps Laboratory, Fitzwygram HouseII139322130 March 2009
Royal Garrison Church of All SaintsII133967229 March 1973
Smith Dorrien HouseII13755668 July 1998
South East District Headquarters Building of General Officers CommandingII109261117 April 1975
South LodgeII10926339 June 1982
St Michael'S MewsII10926089 June 1982
Stable Block to South of Aldershot Manor HouseII109262715 December 1981
Stables to South West of No 116 (The Vicarage)II115557215 December 1981
Thatched Cottage Public HouseII10926059 June 1982
The Alexander ObservatoryII13029839 June 1982
The Sebastopol BellII11561299 June 1982
The VicarageII109262815 December 1981
Two Stone Sculptures by Entrance to Princes HallII10926249 June 1982
Wellington MonumentII130326629 March 1973
West End FarmII11562669 June 1982
Ye Old MalthouseII125978726 June 1987
Yew Tree CottageII10926347 May 1982
Yew Tree CottagesII13396959 June 1982

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Rushmoor?
Rushmoor has 97 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 4 Grade I, 4 Grade II* and 89 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Rushmoor 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. Rushmoor’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Rushmoor 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.