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Listed buildings in Somerset

Somerset has 11,742 listed building entries — 307 Grade I, 789 Grade II* and 10,646 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 17 February 1949 and the most recent from 19 September 2025.

List entries
11,742
Grade I
307
2.6%
Grade II*
789
6.7%
Grade II
10,646
90.7%

When Somerset’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 6,579 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Somerset — page 36 of 36

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Windsor Lodge and attached gateway, Compton CastleII105652424 March 1961
Wing House, and Attached Railings and OuthousesII120601129 July 1976
Winpenny HouseII117643717 May 1985
Winsham and Cricket St Thomas War MemorialII12461225 June 2001
Winsham Bridge (That Part in Winsham Civil Parish and Somerset County Council)II117773130 November 1987
Winsham County Primary SchoolII136643630 November 1987
Winslade FarmhouseII10601679 January 1987
Winsor House (formerly know as Carhampton Farmhouse)II11744511 February 1973
Winsors FarmhouseII105742516 November 1984
Winters FarmhouseII123520028 April 1987
Winyards ViewII105611318 December 1987
Wistaria HouseII105861822 November 1966
Wistaria VillaII136630716 November 1984
Wisteria CottageII105861029 January 1987
Wisteria, Forecourt Wall, Gate and RailingsII125264431 May 1985
Witcombe FarmhouseII134574019 April 1961
Witcombe Manor Farmhouse and Front Boundary Wall and GatewayII123972619 April 1961
Withies CottageII10315448 December 1997
Withy Boiler at Ngr St 3534 2764, Lovell'S FarmII117770418 December 1986
Withy Boiler at Ngr St 3584 3011II130741518 December 1986
Withycombe CottageII10580012 January 1986
Wiveliscombe Memorial Recreation Park Obelisk and Drinking FountainII143273515 February 2016
Woborne'S Almhouses with Its Boundary Walling 5 Metres to East and SouthII105571117 October 1983
Wood Court FarmhouseII134583529 October 1987
Wood End FarmhouseII134463418 December 1986
Wood House FarmhouseII103999123 February 1989
Wood LodgeII129579111 March 1968
Wood Vale, Plus Wall, Gatepiers and Gate Fronting RoadII105983726 March 1984
Woodadvent FarmhouseII105757421 December 1984
Woodbine Cottage, with Front Boundary RailingsII125380727 October 1987
Woodbine FarmhouseII126280731 May 1985
Woodbourne HouseII147669328 September 2021
Woodbrook FarmhouseII13073807 August 1986
Woodburns CottageII134565422 May 1969
Woodcock FarmhouseII134501616 November 1984
Woodcock HouseII117791018 March 1986
Woodcombe FarmhouseII127993428 October 1976
WoodcotII134525927 November 1984
Woodford CottagesII129598011 May 1973
WoodfordesII117723521 February 1986
Woodfords CotatgeII117707518 March 1986
Woodgate CottagesII134503417 October 1985
Woodham'S FarmhouseII134480426 March 1984
Woodhill FarmhouseII106024418 December 1986
Woodhouse FarmhouseII124160419 April 1961
Woodhouse FarmhouseII130736530 November 1987
Woodhouse FarmhouseII13911507 December 2004
Woodhouse Farmhouse and Outbuilding Adjoining to EastII106023818 December 1986
WoodlandsII12479306 April 1959
Woodlands and Keepers CottageII117474318 July 1973
Woodlands FarmhouseII129666920 May 1952
Woodlands FarmhouseII134568622 May 1969
Woodlands HouseII105742722 May 1969
Woodlands HouseII10602837 August 1986
Woodlands House and Attached Wall to EastII117598517 October 1985
Woodlands House and Stable Block AdjoiningII134455612 October 1978
Woodrows Farm HouseII134612617 October 1983
WoodsideII130744829 January 1987
WoodstockII12362797 February 1986
WoodvilleII10600334 July 1975
Woodville HouseII117351222 May 1969
Woodville House, and Front Boundary RailingsII117790518 March 1986
Wookey Hole Paper MillII105860129 January 1987
Woolmersdon HouseII11779839 January 1987
Woolmington Farm CottageII124943730 November 1987
Woolmington FarmhouseII117534229 October 1987
Woolminstone FarmhouseII11759974 February 1958
Woolston GrangeII105743522 May 1969
Woolston Manor Farmhouse, and Front Boundary Wall with RailingsII117831718 March 1986
Woolverton war memorialII144353714 March 2017
WoolworthII13447591 July 1976
Wootton Hill FarmhouseII105873713 January 1986
Wootton HouseII105873822 November 1966
Wootton HouseII129542717 October 1985
Workshop, 2 Metres North of the CottageII105682016 August 1984
World War Two anti-invasion structuresII14305273 November 2015
Worthy ManorII117343622 May 1969
Wren CottageII105725327 October 1987
Wrexon FarmhouseII10603297 August 1986
Wright Monument in Churchyard, About 8 Metres East of Chancel, Church of St PeterII10602757 August 1986
Wwii Concrete Infantry Section PostII139363312 January 2010
Wwii PillboxII139383110 June 2010
Wyatt'S Court (Hinton House)II10561344 February 1958
WychangerII105733322 May 1969
Wychanger BartonII12956075 June 1985
Wychanger CottageII10573345 June 1985
Wyche LodgeII12952477 August 1986
Wychwood CottageII10562683 October 1973
Wyebourne HouseII127962728 October 1976
Wyke HouseII105637724 March 1961
Wyndham ArmsII123691520 September 1988
Wyndham HouseII134575430 August 1984
Wyndham MuseumII136664719 March 1951
Wyndhams, with Roadside Boundary RailingsII105682719 April 1961
WynesII105750821 December 1984
XanaduII105904224 June 1985
Yallands FarmhouseII11767638 April 1976
Yard FarmhouseII117430916 November 1984
Yard Mill HouseII134559721 December 1984
Yardley HouseII12322474 July 1975
Yarford FarmhouseII130785917 May 1985
Yarford HouseII134448917 May 1985
Yarlington LodgeII129511118 March 1986
Yarn BartonII136632215 February 1985
Yarn Barton and Queens BartonII10569577 October 1976
Ye Old Market ShoppeII12963209 February 1961
Ye Olde ThatchII123734430 October 1987
Ye Olde Well CottageII117540329 October 1987
Yeabridge FarmhouseII134590719 April 1961
Yeabridge HouseII118844919 April 1961
YealscombeII10573186 April 1959
Yeas CottageII11757164 May 1984
Yeaw FarmhouseII134564521 December 1984
Yenworthy Farmhouse and Wall Returned from North-West Gable End to East WingII13453782 January 1986
YeomansII10592214 May 1984
YeomansII118809918 February 1988
Yeovil Junction Railway, Road BridgeII117622830 August 1984
Yeowater HouseII105910729 January 1985
Yew Bank Cottage, 60 Metres North of Vale Cottage (Not Listed)II127423725 January 1985
Yew Lodge and Dairy FarmhouseII105635718 July 1972
Yew Tree CottageII105815116 November 1984
Yew Tree CottageII105827427 November 1984
Yew Tree CottageII117432927 November 1984
Yew Tree CottageII12490856 March 1986
Yew Tree CottageII129582616 November 1984
Yew Tree CottageII134502017 October 1985
Yew Tree CottagesII125919210 February 1997
Yew Tree FarmhouseII105858329 January 1987
Yew Tree FarmhouseII105909829 January 1985
Yew Tree FarmhouseII117509627 November 1984
Yew Tree FarmhouseII125277731 May 1985
Yew Tree FarmhouseII13461186 March 1986
Yew Tree FarmhouseII140728222 November 2001
Yew Tree Farmhouse, Wall and GatesII134505517 October 1985
Yew Tree HouseII122216425 February 1988
Yew Tree House, Attached Barn and Forecourt WallII125264731 May 1985
Yew Tree House, with Attached Front Boundary RailingsII11743184 July 1979
Yews FarmII134577730 August 1984
Yewtree FarmhouseII105872213 January 1986
York HouseII138291413 September 1972
York InnII130741018 December 1986
ZealsII134542422 May 1969
Zephyrine CottageII105687218 December 1987
Zinch CottageII117465921 December 1984
Zinch HouseII134564721 December 1984
Zine FarmhouseII117575316 November 1984

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Somerset?
Somerset has 11,742 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 307 Grade I, 789 Grade II* and 10,646 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Somerset 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. Somerset’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Somerset 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.