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Listed buildings in South Hams

South Hams has 2,830 listed building entries — 78 Grade I, 137 Grade II* and 2,615 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 3 May 1949 and the most recent from 26 January 2026.

List entries
2,830
Grade I
78
2.8%
Grade II*
137
4.8%
Grade II
2,615
92.4%

When South Hams’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1990s with 966 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in South Hams — page 9 of 9

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Thrift CottageII132517725 March 1991
Thurlestone War MemorialII146418229 May 2019
Tidwell FarmhouseII114741021 May 1985
Tigley FarmhouseII121023426 April 1993
Toll CottageII130906025 January 1990
Tomb Chest About 1 Metre South of Transept of Church 0f All SaintsII121398526 April 1993
Tomb Chest About 5 Metres North North East of North Port of Church of St JamesII116404125 March 1991
Tomb Chest of Williams and Elizabeth Stidston in Churchyard of St Georges ChurchII132541027 May 1986
Tomb Chest South of South Chapel of St Petrock'S ChurchII125148527 May 1986
Tomb Chest South of South Transepts of St Petrock'S ChurchII125148427 May 1986
Tomb Chest South South East of South Porch of St Petrock'S ChurchII132542827 May 1986
Tomb Chest to Thomas Prideaux Immediately South of All Saints ChurchII116822519 July 1984
Tomb of Elizabeth Howard South of Church of St MaryII132489421 May 1985
Top O' the StepsII110806126 January 1967
Topsham BridgeII132508728 July 1989
Torne FarmhouseII132544227 May 1986
Torpeek FarmhouseII116813927 May 1986
Torr CottageII110810925 January 1990
Torr CottageII110852221 May 1985
Torr Farm HouseII116938019 July 1984
Torr HouseII132510525 January 1990
Torr House and Higher Torr FarmhouseII116927719 July 1984
TorringsII110847219 February 1990
Totnes Cemetery LodgeII123562316 March 1978
Totnes Cemetery Mortuary ChapelII126498716 March 1978
Totnes HouseII123697116 March 1978
Totnes Signal BoxII141373830 April 2013
Totnes War MemorialII145434821 March 2018
Tower House in Grounds of StonehangerII121288727 February 1974
Tower View at Rear of No 20II123634816 March 1978
Town CottageII119754523 October 1972
Town HallII110752731 October 1972
Town Mills (Part of Harris'S Bacon Factory)II130676216 March 1978
Town Wall (Rear Curtilage Wall of No 2) Town Wall (South West of and Adjoining No 1)II123627416 March 1978
TownsendII110845919 February 1990
Townstal FarmhouseII121815723 October 1972
Tradesmans Arms InnII132517426 January 1967
Trayne HouseII114665425 January 1990
Treby CottagesII110736427 May 1986
Tree CottageII11085052 June 1977
Tree FarmII110816528 July 1989
Trist Headstone About 3 Metres West of South Porch of Church of St GeorgeII121322226 April 1993
Tristford FarmhouseII110822726 April 1993
Tristford House Including Detached Clock Tower to EastII128809426 April 1993
TrutesII116973419 February 1990
Tuckenhay BridgeII110837026 April 1993
Tuckenhay House Including Terrace Balustrade Immediately South EastII11083689 February 1961
Tuckenhay MillII110838026 April 1993
Tuckenhay Paper MillsII121920526 April 1993
Tucker Chest Tomb About 2 Metres North East of Chancel of Church of St James*II110801325 March 1991
TumblyII110737827 May 1986
TunisII132502826 April 1993
Tunley FarmhouseII116898028 July 1989
Turnpike CottageII132518425 March 1991
TurtlefieldsII110809726 January 1967
Two Adjacent Telephone Kiosks Approximately 2 Metres to North of the Boat FloatII129705823 February 1994
Two Barns Approximately 120 Metres South East of Old NewnhamII11074422 February 1984
Two Granite PillarsII132540116 March 1978
Two Pairs of Gate Piers and Flanking Walls, Immediately North East of Flete LodgeII132525519 July 1984
Two Pairs of Gate Piers and Link Walls Approximately 230 Metres North North East of Wembury HouseII116919319 July 1984
Two Tomb Chests and Railings Immediately North of Church of Holy CrossII130693319 July 1984
Ugborough War MemorialII146272428 February 2019
Underhill FarmhouseII132542627 May 1986
Unidentified Chest Tomb and Railings Approximately 12 Metres East South East Church of St MaryII128994026 April 1993
Unidentified Chest Tomb Approximately 10 Metres South of Church of St MaryII128996826 April 1993
Unity BuildingsII121303827 February 1974
UptonII132524119 July 1984
Vale CottagesII110800925 March 1991
Vale Court CottageII132493119 February 1990
Valley CottageII116379925 March 1991
VennII110737727 May 1986
Venton House Venton Manor Venton Manor and Venton House Including Garden Boundary Adjoining South Venton ManorII12103369 February 1961
Victoria HouseII13095222 February 1984
Victoria InnII128941327 February 1974
Victoria PlaceII124948831 October 1972
Village CrossII110747429 March 1960
Village FarmhouseII11073824 July 1977
Village HallII116873519 July 1984
Vine CottageII110779619 July 1984
Vine CottageII132545627 May 1986
Vine Cottage and Village StoresII110841026 January 1967
Vine HouseII121581126 April 1993
Virgina Cottage and Outbuilding Adjoining NorthII132545827 May 1986
Virginia CottageII110822826 April 1993
Voss CottageII116877519 July 1984
Voss Farm HouseII116290929 March 1960
Waddeton Boat HouseII114771821 May 1985
Waddeton CourtII110850221 May 1985
Wadstray HouseII110802225 March 1991
Wakeham FarmhouseII132505528 July 1989
WalkespoolII110810625 January 1990
Wall Adjoining South East of Berry Manor HouseII130897521 May 1985
Wall and Pair of Gate Piers Adjoining South East of Old PosternII110835626 April 1993
Wall Enclosing the Churchyard to Church of St MaryII116864628 July 1989
Wall of Enclosed Garden, to South, of No 22II110751531 October 1972
Wall on South Side of Churchyard of Church of St GeorgeII110827126 April 1993
Wall on West of Front Garden of Snapes ManorII128938027 February 1974
Wall, Railings and Gate to No 23II114689525 January 1990
Wallaford FarmhouseII110735227 May 1986
Walled Garden and Gazebo West of Shilston BartonII110803825 January 1990
Walled garden, 140m south-east of Dartington HallII149486526 January 2026
Walls and Ruins Adjoining West of Lyneham HouseII110855719 July 1984
Walls Around Churchyard of the Church of St SaviourII129315623 February 1994
Walls of Churchyard of St Thomas a Becket'S ChurchII132535931 October 1972
Walls to Baptist Burial Ground at Ngr Sx 698467II116861728 July 1989
Walls, Railings, Gate-Piers, Gates and Overthrow on South Sout West and West of Church of St. MichaelII116515425 March 1991
Walnut Tree CottageII116852916 March 1978
War Memorial About 20 Metres North of Church of St. PeterII110799025 March 1991
War Memorial and Cross Base Immediately West of the Durant Arms Public HouseII110839126 April 1993
Ware Farmhouse and Adjoining Outbuildings to South EastII13254599 February 1961
Warehouse (Graham Reeves) on East Side of Steam Packet InnII123688516 March 1978
Warehouse at Sx 8780 5155, Western Warehouse of Hawke and SonsII125386223 October 1972
Warehouse Immediately North East of Malsters Arms Public HouseII110836726 April 1993
Warehouse Occupied by BonwitcoII131730331 October 1972
Warfleet HouseII121834923 October 1972
Warfleet LodgeII129704423 October 1972
Warland HouseII123697516 March 1978
Warleigh BartonII13096872 February 1984
WarmacombeII116848027 May 1986
Warren CottageII132939324 January 1985
Water Conduit Adjoining Rear Wall of No 16 Smith StreetII119754623 February 1994
Waterloo PlaceII110746816 March 1978
Waterloo PlaceII116543431 October 1972
Waterman'S Arms Public HouseII123697316 March 1978
Watermans CottagesII132502426 April 1993
Way Farm HouseII116949419 July 1984
Wayside Cottage Including Adjoining Barn to NorthII110850621 May 1985
WebbersII110843419 February 1990
Week CottagesII12904099 February 1961
WeeksII110820626 April 1993
Well CottageII110794325 March 1991
Well FarmhouseII110796225 March 1991
Well Head About 40 Metres South South West of DundridgeII132501426 April 1993
Well Head Near Castle FarmII130860925 January 1990
Well House Immediately North West of Start Point LighthouseII110795925 March 1991
Well-Head and Well-House Immediately South West of Combestone FarmhouseII114711327 May 1986
WellcombeII132508228 July 1989
Wellhouse Or Pigsty Approximately 13 Metres South of WoodcottII110833826 April 1993
West Combe Farm HouseII116438126 January 1967
West Court and Attached Barn to West CourtII116982119 February 1990
West LodgeII11074492 February 1984
West MeadII110739327 May 1986
West MooreII13083729 February 1961
West Peek FarmhouseII11073389 February 1961
West Sherford Farm House Including Outbuilding Adjoining on North EastII110782923 April 1952
West Wembury HouseII110858919 July 1984
Westcombe FarmhouseII110834726 April 1993
Western LodgeII110778119 July 1984
Westhill CottageII126455416 March 1978
Westover FarmhouseII13254081 November 1985
Wheelwright'S CottageII116839619 July 1984
White CottageII110795125 March 1991
White CottageII130683719 February 1990
White Dove CottageII116910919 July 1984
White Hart Hotel and the Assembly RoomsII110806026 January 1967
White House HotelII110797125 March 1991
Whitehouse FarmhouseII13071459 February 1961
WhiteknightsII121788523 October 1972
Whiteoxen Manor HouseII11074099 February 1961
Whitlocksworthy FarmhouseII110843019 February 1990
Widdicombe Cross About 270 Metres North West of Widdicombe HouseII131762726 January 1967
Widland FarmhouseII130910025 January 1990
Willing FarmhouseII11475169 February 1961
Windsor LodgeII132538431 October 1972
Winsland HouseII121543913 July 1987
Winson Court Including Adjoining Stables to South West Estates Nos 119 and 120II110782319 July 1984
Wisdome BridgeII110746229 March 1960
Wisdome Farm House Including Cider House Immediately to North WestII130957523 April 1952
Wisteria Cottage and Old Forge CottageII132543127 May 1986
Wiverton HouseII110782519 July 1984
Wollaton Farm HouseII11477932 June 1977
Wonton FarmhouseII110736327 May 1986
Wood BartonII110812626 January 1967
Woodbury FarmhouseII110798625 March 1991
Woodcott WoodicottII11083379 February 1961
WoodcourtII110825726 April 1993
Wooden Railings Gates and Gate Piers Approx 20 Metres East of Mothecombe HouseII132522819 July 1984
Woodford FarmhouseII110802925 March 1991
WoodhayeII11626692 February 1984
Woodhouse Farmhouse Including Garden Wall, Railings and Gate in Front of HouseII117064919 February 1990
Woodland FarmhouseII132503226 April 1993
Woodland Manor HouseII130718923 April 1952
WoodlandsII121836323 February 1994
Woodlands CottageII110802725 March 1991
WoodsideII132516225 March 1991
Woolston House and Post OfficeII132491221 May 1985
Woolston Place Including Garden Retaining Wall, Railings and Gate-Piers to South-EastII130595219 February 1990
Workhouse (Former)II124950513 December 1949
Workshop at Rear of 97 High StreetII110747116 March 1978
Worsell FarmhouseII11085812 June 1977
Worthy FarmhouseII110844519 February 1990
Wrangaton HouseII13254609 February 1961
Wrescombe FarmhouseII11085822 June 1977
WrinklehornII130690116 March 1978
WychwoodII130862426 January 1967
Wyse'S EngleborneII110825826 April 1993
YardeII132487821 May 1985
Yarner BarnII11083499 February 1961
Yarner FarmhouseII12194659 February 1961
Yarnicombe FarmhouseII132507026 January 1967
Yealm BridgeII132486919 July 1984
Yealm Bridge Toll HouseII110856216 January 1981
Yealm Bridge Toll HutII130655119 July 1984
Yealmpton ManorII110859919 July 1984
Yealmpton War MemorialII145965828 September 2018
Yeatson House Including Garden Area Wall to South and WestII11083999 February 1961
Yelland Farmhouse Including Outbuilding Adjoining South WestII110739127 May 1986
Yeo BridgeII121545726 April 1993
York HouseII114655425 October 1951
York HouseII119751223 October 1972
YouldensII110822926 April 1993
Zeal BridgeII114776827 May 1986
ZeastonII110733727 May 1986
Zempson Farmhouse Including Shippon Adjoining WestII114696327 May 1986
Zion ChapelII121621026 April 1993

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in South Hams?
South Hams has 2,830 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 78 Grade I, 137 Grade II* and 2,615 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in South Hams 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. South Hams’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
South Hams 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.