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Listed buildings in St Albans

St Albans has 834 listed building entries — 10 Grade I, 38 Grade II* and 786 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 8 May 1950 and the most recent from 21 November 2018.

List entries
834
Grade I
10
1.2%
Grade II*
38
4.6%
Grade II
786
94.2%

When St Albans’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 360 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in St Albans — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Rivers Lodge (Rothamsted Experimental Station) (Including Front Railings)II110296127 September 1984
Riverside CottageII129562227 September 1984
Roehyde FarmhouseII134718627 September 1984
Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, and associated gate piers and railingsII143071230 May 2017
Romeland CottagesII11030798 May 1950
Rose and Crown Public HouseII110308227 August 1971
Rose and Crown Public HouseII117561327 September 1984
Rose CottageII134718827 September 1984
Rose Cottage and Little Rose CottageII110298427 September 1984
RosedeneII117288227 September 1984
Rosewood CottageII117566122 July 1971
Royal British Legion Branch Club HeadquartersII110299726 July 1951
Royal Oak CottageII110367027 September 1984
Rustling EndII117570627 September 1984
Sandridgebury House, Sandridgebury Court and the Old SchoolII110283619 October 1953
Saracens Head Public HouseII11029609 August 1974
Searches FarmhouseII11755368 October 1976
Sergehill HouseII110286827 September 1984
Shafford FarmhouseII110289419 September 1978
Shafford MillII134724419 September 1978
Sleapshyde FarmhouseII134720920 November 1979
Sluice Gate to North of Hyde MillII111978722 June 1998
Small Barn 15 Metres South of Shafford FarmhouseII130834227 September 1984
Small Barn 4 Metres South West of Butlers FarmhouseII134722727 September 1984
Small Barn at Redbournbury 10 Metres North of FarmhouseII110290827 September 1984
Small Stable Block, 30 Metres North of Old GorhamburyII134721527 September 1984
Smallford CottageII110301813 May 1975
Smallford StationII124506720 January 1999
Sopwell HouseII13471228 May 1950
Sopwell MillII124542423 November 1998
Sopwell Nunnery RuinsII110313527 August 1971
South-West Block on South Side of Abbey Gate, St Albans SchoolII129606427 August 1971
Southend FarmhouseII110290627 September 1984
St Agnells FarmhouseII134724927 September 1984
St Albans School Hall BlockII110307827 August 1971
St Albans South Signal BoxII110300523 February 1979
St GermainsII12960458 May 1950
St Michael'S BridgeII117382827 August 1971
St Michael'S Church of England Primary SchoolII110308827 August 1971
St MichaelsII110287627 September 1984
St Stepen'S HouseII117472627 August 1971
Stable and Granary Immediately North of West Barn at Bride HallII134725927 September 1984
Stable Block at Astridge FarmII117591727 September 1984
Stable Range to South of Harperbury HospitalII10333619 December 1998
Stables, Coach House and Cottage South East of Mackerye EndII110367327 September 1984
Stallion Boxes, Trophy Room, and Covering Yard, Childwick Bury StudII125315518 July 1994
Statue Group in Circular Garden 200 Metres West of Rothamsted Manor HouseII110296627 September 1984
Statue in North Garden 25 Metres North West of Rothamsted Manor HouseII134720127 September 1984
Storage Barn Immediately East of Walled Garden at Rothamsted Manor HouseII110296527 September 1984
Stud House, Childwick Bury StudII134724127 September 1984
SunnysideII110298827 September 1984
Tankerfield HouseII134713727 August 1971
Telford'S BridgeII117466726 June 1974
Tenements FarmhouseII110285715 June 1971
Thatch End and MansdaleII11029449 August 1974
The Abbey Mills (Eastern Side)II110316527 August 1971
The Abbey Mills (Western Block)II110316427 August 1971
The Abbey National Boys' SchoolII110306427 August 1971
The Bell and Shears Public HouseII117493631 January 1973
The Black Boy Public HouseII117549527 September 1984
The Black Lion Public HouseII11729148 May 1950
The Blue AnchorII110311527 August 1971
The Bricket Picture House and Little BricketII110286627 September 1984
The Brown Owl RestaurantII110312227 August 1971
The Bull InnII117575219 October 1953
The Bull Public HouseII129567125 June 1974
The Bull Public HouseII13472209 August 1974
The CedarsII117444621 January 1954
The Chequers Public House and RestaurantII134721428 December 1972
The Cock Public HouseII125128025 September 1989
The CottageII110291127 September 1984
The CottageII11029569 August 1974
The Country House RestaurantII13472219 August 1974
The Crooked Billet Public HouseII12618702 December 1992
The Cross Keys Public HouseII134717527 September 1984
The DellII130813527 September 1984
The Dene (Including Front Wall and Railings)II110300326 July 1951
The ElmsII117513511 January 1978
The Fighting Cocks Public HouseII13471008 May 1950
The Fleur De Lis Public HouseII13471528 May 1950
The Fox Public HouseII134720527 September 1984
The George and Dragon Public HouseII117552227 September 1984
The George Public HouseII11029249 August 1974
The Goat InnII129586527 August 1971
The Golden Lion Public HouseII110297927 September 1984
The Green Dragon Public HouseII117467025 June 1974
The GroveII110298327 September 1984
The GroveII117570127 September 1984
The HansteadsII129531419 October 1953
The Harpenden Methodist ChurchII134686529 January 1985
The Heath, Including Attached BarnII13472509 August 1974
The Hertfordshire AdvertiserII110302927 August 1971
The Holly Bush Public HouseII11029479 August 1974
The HomesteadII110284627 September 1984
The HomesteadII11028647 February 1974
The Inn on the GreenII110299627 September 1984
The Jolly GardenerII117475419 October 1953
The King Harry Public HouseII11742018 May 1950
The Kings HeadII11030688 September 1970
The LaurelsII110366015 June 1971
The Lodge, Kay WalkII110302327 September 1984
The Lower Red LionII110314227 August 1971
The MaltingsII110285627 September 1984
The Old Bell Public HouseII117443927 September 1984
The Old BootII134717127 August 1971
The Old ChurchII134715527 August 1971
The Old CottageII117511727 September 1984
The Old CrowII110315427 August 1971
The Old HouseII129575921 January 1954
The Old King'S ArmsII110312127 August 1971
The old Moot HouseII110306927 August 1971
The Old Plough Public HouseII110366727 September 1984
The Old RectoryII12957038 May 1950
The Old SchoolII110284415 June 1971
The Plough InnII110298727 September 1984
The Red Cow Public HouseII110296327 September 1984
The Red Cow Public HouseII117551627 September 1984
The Red HouseII134721819 October 1953
The Red House Railings and Wall to High Street and Waterend BoundariesII11029239 August 1974
The Six BellsII110308327 August 1971
The Swan Public HouseII117587615 June 1971
The Thatched Cottage (On Corner of Lower Luton Road)II110299027 September 1984
The Tin Pot Public HouseII110285327 September 1984
The White CottageII117601927 September 1984
The White Horse Public HouseII129578026 July 1951
The White Horse Public HouseII134713427 August 1971
The White HouseII11030478 May 1950
The White Lion Public HouseII129571927 August 1971
Three Hammers Public HouseII110287027 September 1984
Three Horseshoes Public HouseII117283927 September 1984
Three Horseshoes Public HouseII134717427 September 1984
Timber Framed Barn at Maynes Farm, 50 Metres West of New FarmhouseII134721627 September 1984
Toll CottageII110317027 August 1971
Tollgate CottageII110299427 September 1984
Topstreet FarmhouseII11728919 May 1978
Torrington HouseII110309727 August 1971
Town Hall ChambersII11030708 May 1950
Turners Hall FarmII117459427 September 1984
Turners Hall House, Including Rear Outbuilding Formerly Listed As Turners HallII129567819 October 1953
Turnershall FarmhouseII117600027 September 1984
Turning Forms Sculpture Outside Marlborough SchoolII103158715 April 1998
Verulam HouseII117461827 August 1971
Viccars HouseII110288227 September 1984
Voluntary Missionary MovementII110363929 January 1985
W. Hall, ButcherII129554027 September 1984
Wall Along Road Side with Entrance Gate to Kingsbury LodgeII110316927 August 1971
Wall to Number 3II110316827 August 1971
Wall, Railings and Gate Piers to Bleak HouseII110317127 August 1971
Walled Garden and Doric Portal at Lamer HouseII110366427 September 1984
Walls Surrounding Garden of Number 3 and 3a and Known As the VintryII117324327 August 1971
Walls to Two Adjacent Gardens Including Mullioned Window, in Grounds of Annables ManorII129571027 September 1984
Walls to West of Old RectoryII134719027 August 1971
War MemorialII117288927 September 1984
War Memorial (Including Railings)II11029599 August 1974
War Memorial at South End of Church GreenII134718330 November 1989
War Memorial Plaque attached to 1 Bardwell Road and 22 Thorpe RoadII14257659 June 2015
War Memorial Plaque attached to 11 Pageant RoadII14257769 June 2015
War Memorial Plaque attached to 34 and 36 Albert StreetII14257599 June 2015
War Memorial Plaque attached to 35 Lower Dagnall StreetII14259959 June 2015
War Memorial Plaque attached to 80 and 82 Sopwell LaneII14257679 June 2015
Water Mill at Corner of Bury Dell LaneII117378027 August 1971
Water Storage Tower in Courtyard on South East Side of Childwick Bury ManorII134724019 September 1978
Waterend BarnII110305127 August 1971
Waterside HouseII110294127 September 1984
Waxhouse GateII11031308 May 1950
Well and adjacent posts on side of The Vintry garden to Numbers 3 and 3A, High StreetII110312927 August 1971
Well House at Annables ManorII134720227 September 1984
Well House at Mackerye EndII117597627 September 1984
Wellhead on the Green to the South East of the Church of St MaryII110288119 September 1978
Wellington HouseII117440621 May 1982
Wellington Public HouseII110311223 July 1971
West Barn at Bride HallII110284127 September 1984
West Barn at Mackerye End FarmII110363227 September 1984
West End Farmhouse and Granary Adjoining North EndII117569527 September 1984
West Range of Outbuildings Bounding the Main Yard at Corner Farm, Including PigstyII11028886 March 1978
Westwick HallII110291427 September 1984
Westwick Row FarmhouseII110289727 September 1984
Wheathampstead PlaceII110363619 October 1953
Whip CottageII129569327 September 1984
WhippletreesII110366627 September 1984
Whitehouse FarmhouseII117555831 August 1978
Windridge FarmhouseII110288927 September 1984
Wood End Farm CottagesII110290727 September 1984
Wood End FarmhouseII134723027 September 1984
Woodrake CottageII110301527 September 1984
Workshop Immediately West of Butler'S FarmhouseII117503627 September 1984

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in St Albans?
St Albans has 834 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 10 Grade I, 38 Grade II* and 786 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in St Albans 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. St Albans’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
St Albans 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.