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Listed buildings in Spelthorne

Spelthorne has 203 listed building entries — 3 Grade I, 12 Grade II* and 188 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 11 September 1951 and the most recent from 5 December 2016.

List entries
203
Grade I
3
1.5%
Grade II*
12
5.9%
Grade II
188
92.6%

When Spelthorne’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 97 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Spelthorne (15)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Chertsey BridgeII*120464611 August 1952
Church of All SaintsI129892311 August 1952
Church of St MaryII*118703111 August 1952
Church of St MaryI118704211 August 1952
Church of St Mary MagdaleneI137769911 September 1951
Church of St Mary the VirginII*102966111 September 1951
Church of St NicholasII*117830411 September 1951
Dunmore HouseII*120487511 August 1952
Erasmus House.II*102969811 September 1951
Laleham AbbeyII*118701425 November 1957
Lord Knyvett'S Adult Education CentreII*120489611 August 1952
Manor HouseII*10296949 December 1969
Old Manor HouseII*10296729 December 1969
Sunbury CourtII*118023111 September 1951
The Blue Anchor Public HouseII*120491811 August 1952

Grade II listed buildings in Spelthorne

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 2 Lime Tree CottagesII10296929 December 1969
10, Thames StreetII13776839 December 1969
106 French StreetII137769611 September 1951
111 and 113, Church StreetII129892710 April 1974
114, Church StreetII11870332 February 1982
13, High StreetII11870392 February 1982
15 and 17, Clarence StreetII12989292 February 1982
16, 18 and 20, Thames StreetII10296419 December 1969
183, French StreetII13776959 December 1969
2 K6 Telephone Kiosks in Front of Town HallII106753122 October 1987
2, CLARENCE STREET (See details for further address information)II12988984 June 1973
21-27, Church StreetII12046812 February 1982
229, Laleham RoadII11870522 February 1982
25 and 27, Clarence StreetII12988902 February 1982
29, Clarence StreetII11870352 February 1982
30 and 32, Thames StreetII10296409 December 1969
33, Clarence StreetII129889121 April 1980
35, Clarence StreetII11870372 February 1982
39-41 Green StreetII142690812 June 2015
40b, High StreetII12988952 February 1982
41 Clarence StreetII12988923 August 1982
44, 46 and 48, High StreetII12988932 February 1982
46 and 48, High StreetII12048822 February 1982
57 and 59, Church StreetII118702919 July 1972
66, 68 and 70, Thames StreetII137770224 September 1987
75, Church StreetII12047087 November 1972
77 and 79, Church StreetII12989267 November 1972
Abbey MewsII12989202 February 1982
Anchor Cottage and The CottageII10296919 December 1969
Anonymous Vault in St Mary'S ChurchyardII12988962 February 1982
Ashford War MemorialII139225920 September 2007
Astleham Manor CottageII118805324 May 1978
Barclays BankII13777019 December 1969
Barn 15 Yards West of Hithermoor FarmhouseII12049032 February 1982
Barn and Stables 30 Yards West of Hithermoor FarmhouseII11870502 February 1982
Battle Crease HallII12949799 December 1969
Blakesley LodgeII10296679 December 1969
Bluebeckers Eating HouseII137766824 September 1987
Bosun'S HatchII120472027 July 1979
Boundary Wall Between No 40b and Entrance to Coachman'S CottageII12048142 February 1982
Boundary Wall of Duncroft HouseII11870568 April 1981
Boundary Wall of Yew Corner to Staines RoadII11870202 February 1982
BridgeII118804824 September 1987
Bridge Over River ColneII11870342 February 1982
Brook Cottage, Boundary Walls and Iron RailingsII118704023 November 1958
Building Adjoining Engine House to North East Thames Water StationII124040311 November 1992
Callis FarmhouseII118701710 April 1974
Cambridge and the Red CottageII120460227 April 1966
Chapel at Welsh SchoolII11870272 February 1982
Charles Rowlls Tomb in St Mary'S ChurchyardII11870442 February 1982
Cheyne CottageII12989012 February 1982
Church FarmhouseII118701911 August 1952
Church of St HildaII11870672 February 1982
Church of St PeterII12049112 February 1982
City Post 200 Yards North of Chertsey LockII12046642 February 1982
City Post at South East End of BridgeII11870242 February 1982
City Post in Front of No 242II11870252 February 1982
Clarence HouseII118703621 April 1980
ClonskeaghII11803069 December 1969
Clyde House and EllesmereII10296649 December 1969
Coachman'S CottageII11870412 February 1982
Coal and Wine Tax Post to Rear of MonksbridgeII102964324 September 1987
Contact HouseII137769824 September 1987
Corner HallII12047292 February 1982
Darby HouseII129501411 September 1951
Dial House and No. 1 (Dial Cottage) and No. 2 Dial House GardensII129890611 August 1952
Dunally House and Dunally LodgeII10296459 December 1969
Duncroft HouseII12989008 April 1981
Elmbank House Peacock HouseII12948139 December 1969
Engine House, Thames Water StationII124038211 November 1992
Entrance Gates and Walls to MonksbridgeII137768424 September 1987
Entrance Wall and Gates to the Old VicarageII11783359 December 1969
Entrance wall and railings at Battle Crease HallII10296769 December 1969
Entrance walls and gate piersII102967724 September 1987
Fire Engine ShedII12988992 February 1982
Forecourt Wall and Gate Piers of Dunmore HouseII11870452 February 1982
Former Staines West StationII120509416 June 1976
Frances Paterson Tomb in St Mary'S ChurchyardII11870432 February 1982
Front Railings, Entrance Walls and Gates at Orchard HouseII118807611 September 1951
Gate piers and entrance wall to Thamesfield HouseII10296749 December 1969
Gates Piers and Gates to Stanwell PlaceII118705811 August 1952
George Hawkins Tomb in St Mary'S ChurchyardII12989282 February 1982
Granary About 15 Yards East of No 56II11870482 February 1982
Granary to South East of Barn at Manor FarmII118702310 April 1974
Halliford SchoolII10296759 December 1969
Harrow InnII102968911 September 1951
Hawke HouseII13776979 December 1969
Heatherley CottageII12950689 December 1969
Henry Bullock Tomb in St Mary'S ChurchyardII12810052 February 1982
High ElmsII12989242 February 1982
Hithermoor FarmhouseII11870492 February 1982
Holly CottageII10297009 December 1969
Ivy HouseII102966511 September 1951
John Hodges Vault in St Mary'S ChurchyardII12048632 February 1982
Little RavenswellII128088010 April 1974
Lock-Keeper'S Cottage at Penton Hook Lodge)II12989072 February 1982
Lodge to Sunbury Court the CottageII102967124 September 1987
Manor FarmhouseII129892510 April 1974
MilestoneII12048032 February 1982
MilestoneII139071421 November 2003
Mill EyotII137766724 September 1987
MonksbridgeII10296429 December 1969
Monument dedicated to Margaret Love Peacock, north of Church of St. NicholasII102969924 September 1987
Monument to Lady Perkins, 4 Metres North of Tower of Church of St Mary the VirginII137769324 September 1987
Moor CottageII11870542 February 1982
Muncaster HouseII11870382 February 1982
Nellie Mcqueens Eating House and Post Box AttachedII102968124 September 1987
No 240 (Former Chertsey Lock House)II103997026 February 1986
NortholtII10296829 December 1969
Obelisk to North of Railway BridgeII12050782 February 1982
Old Farm Guest HouseII11870472 February 1982
Old Farm RiversideII11870662 February 1982
Old Oak CottageII12049062 February 1982
Orchard House Including Wall to RightII137770011 September 1951
Outbuilding Adjacent to Manor Farmhouse and BarnII120463910 April 1974
Outbuilding to North East of Barn at Manor FarmII11870222 February 1982
Parish Church of St MatthewII118702610 April 1974
Pembroke Vault 6 Metres North of Vestry of Church of St Mary the VirginII102966224 September 1987
Perry GreenII11870572 February 1982
Pomfret CottageII11880959 December 1969
Railings and garden walls to 106 French StreetII118014324 September 1987
Railings and Gate Piers to Nos 96 to 100 and 104II11870322 February 1982
Railings and Gates Lodge to Welsh SchoolII11870282 February 1982
Railings with gateway and end piers to front of Halliford ManorII102964628 February 1989
Railings with Gateway and End Piers to Front of Halliford ManorII106753428 February 1989
Retaining Wall Around the Churchyard of the Church of St Mary the VirginII137769424 September 1987
RiverbankII102964424 September 1987
Riverbend HouseII137768718 October 1990
RivercoteII129504224 September 1987
Riverside Arts Centre Thameside KitchenII10296809 December 1969
Riverside HouseII102967924 September 1987
Riverside TerraceII13777229 December 1969
Roman Catholic Church of St Michael, including boundary wall and entrance screenII14286918 April 2016
Small Malthouse (To Rear of No 57 Church Street)II118706828 February 1975
St Saviours VicarageII125802612 February 1997
Staines BridgeII118701811 August 1952
Staines Town HallII11870534 June 1973
Staines War MemorialII14403765 December 2016
Stainton HouseII11870302 February 1982
Stanwell FarmhouseII129892220 July 1978
Stanwell War MemorialII139352311 November 2009
Sunbury ManorII11801869 December 1969
Sunbury Nursing Lodge West LodgeII10296789 December 1969
Sunbury War MemorialII142857022 September 2015
Thames CottageII102969711 September 1951
Thames CottageII12948599 December 1969
Thamesfield Cottage, The Coach House and 1 and 2, Thamesfield Mews and wall attachedII10296739 December 1969
Thamesfield HouseII11802819 December 1969
The Castle RestaurantII12949259 December 1969
The Coach HouseII102969518 June 1982
The Corner HouseII12050732 February 1982
The CovertsII129891911 August 1952
The CroftII12988972 February 1982
The Flower Pot Public HouseII118805924 September 1987
The Kings Head Public HouseII117825311 September 1951
The Little CottageII10296909 December 1969
The Little HouseII137768524 September 1987
The London StoneII118701511 August 1952
The Magpie HotelII10296399 December 1969
The Manor CottageII10296689 December 1969
The Oast HouseII11870512 February 1982
The Old Ferry CottageII11782369 December 1969
The Old Manor Farm HouseII10297019 December 1969
The Old Manor HouseII11880387 February 1979
The Old VicarageII13776699 December 1969
The Swan Public HouseII12048092 February 1982
The Thatched CottageII118701325 November 1957
The Three Fishes Public HouseII102966611 September 1951
The Turks Head Public House Wisteria CottageII11870212 February 1982
The VicarageII118704611 August 1952
The Wheatsheaf Inn and Wheatsheaf CottagesII12989022 February 1982
Three Horse Shoes Public HouseII118706425 November 1957
Urn at Darby HouseII102967024 September 1987
Vault, 12 Metres South East of Apse of Church of St Mary the VirginII102966324 September 1987
Vicarage CottageII129512724 September 1987
Wall Along Thames Street and Forming East Boundary of Churchyard of Church of St Mary the VirginII129494824 September 1987
Walls and gate piers to Dunally LodgeII13776869 December 1969
Walls and Gates to Sunbury CourtII118027124 September 1987
Walls and Railings to Front of Hawke HouseII129503224 September 1987
Warren Lodge HotelII102969611 September 1951
Welsh SchoolII12046762 February 1982
West Boundary Wall of Little Ravenswell and City PostII11870652 February 1982
WillowbankII102966924 September 1987
Winches CottageII102969311 September 1951
Windsor CottageII12988942 February 1982
Ye Olde HouseII117826111 September 1951
Yeovaney Manor Lodge (North Wing,south Wing, Coach House and Pineapple Capped Gate Pier) Yeoveney Manor LodgeII120492510 April 1974
Yew CornerII12045922 February 1982

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Spelthorne?
Spelthorne has 203 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 3 Grade I, 12 Grade II* and 188 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Spelthorne 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. Spelthorne’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Spelthorne 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.