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Listed buildings in Telford and Wrekin

Telford and Wrekin has 790 listed building entries — 12 Grade I, 53 Grade II* and 725 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 4 January 1952 and the most recent from 21 February 2020.

List entries
790
Grade I
12
1.5%
Grade II*
53
6.7%
Grade II
725
91.8%

When Telford and Wrekin’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 454 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Telford and Wrekin — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Stirchley Hall FarmhouseII12095598 April 1983
Stockton GrangeII12923028 April 1983
Store 30 metres east of Wesley ChapelII105417412 July 1977
Store Immediately North East of Tern FarmhouseII10386078 April 1983
Summer House Canal BridgeII12614682 March 1982
Sundial Immediately West of Longdon HallII10370038 April 1983
Sundial in Churchyard South West of Church of St PeterII12179938 April 1983
Sundial South South West of Church of St John the BaptistII10541028 April 1983
SunnycroftII139228729 October 2007
SunnysideII13551868 April 1983
Sutherland ForgeII12925408 April 1983
Sutherland MonumentII12082854 January 1952
Swan Inn Public HouseII136729129 June 1978
SycamoresII12079199 August 1974
Tea Kettle RowII105414513 June 1974
The AlmshousesII118803629 June 1978
The AlmshousesII13748948 April 1983
The Beacon Public HouseII12077398 April 1983
The Blacksmiths ShopII12179708 April 1983
The Boy and Swan FountainII12061928 April 1983
The Brewery InnII120664718 July 1974
The BrockholesII12073739 August 1974
The Chapel on the RockII13743599 August 1974
The ChestnutsII105414626 March 1968
The Coalbrookdale InnII12065129 August 1974
The CottageII13745438 April 1983
The DingleII10309368 April 1983
The ElmsII12061888 April 1983
The Folly at Castle House SchoolII130728429 June 1978
The GablesII13520018 April 1983
The Gate Lodge (Formerly Golden Gates Lodge)II146563623 September 2019
The Golden Ball Public HouseII12077629 August 1974
The Golden GatesII10541238 April 1983
The GroveII13743619 August 1974
The Grove HotelII12922238 April 1983
The HavenII13552018 April 1983
The HolliesII10332828 April 1983
The LaurelsII13749009 August 1974
The Library HouseII10386649 August 1974
The LilacsII10386028 April 1983
The LilacsII12921608 April 1983
The Literary InstituteII105438829 June 1978
The Little HayeII135202426 March 1968
The LodgeII12076968 April 1983
The Manor HouseII10541858 April 1983
The ManseII10386548 April 1983
The MillII12928728 April 1983
The MoorsII12083708 April 1983
The MountII10333198 April 1983
The New School HouseII10541599 August 1974
The Old CottageII10309358 April 1983
The Old CottageII10382538 April 1983
The Old HallII10382558 April 1983
The Old Hall (Preparatory School)II13520118 April 1983
The Old Orleton InnII12097688 April 1983
The Old PumphouseII10333368 April 1983
The Old RectoryII10382568 April 1983
The Old VicarageII13748938 April 1983
The Old VicarageII10309338 April 1983
The Old VicarageII10386068 April 1983
The Old WindII10541319 August 1974
The PrioryII12988478 April 1983
The RectoryII105437228 April 1952
The RectoryII13674318 April 1983
The Red HouseII10332968 April 1983
The RookeryII13674189 August 1974
The Round House Umbrella HouseII12101738 April 1983
The Royal OakII10332788 April 1983
The ShielII10382448 April 1983
The ShrubberyII12077139 August 1974
The Stone HouseII10370018 April 1983
The Swan HotelII13743694 May 1973
The VicarageII12061869 August 1974
The VillaII12087938 April 1983
The VillaII12926088 April 1983
The White HouseII12058508 April 1983
The White HouseII13673948 April 1983
The Woodhouse FarmhouseII13520348 April 1983
Tibberton GrangeII10333058 April 1983
Tibberton HouseII12096218 April 1983
Tibberton Manor HouseII12925578 April 1983
Tudor CottageII10382438 April 1983
Turnip Lock, Hadley Park Lock and Adjoining BridgeII12797518 April 1983
Two TreesII12988458 April 1983
Tyrone HouseII12096928 April 1983
Upper FarmhouseII10541228 April 1983
Upper ForgeII12062579 August 1974
Upper HouseII12086688 April 1983
Upper Huntington FarmhouseII12931588 April 1983
Vauxhall HouseII10541258 April 1983
Vicarage (St Matthews)II10541808 April 1983
Vicarage CottageII12987948 April 1983
Village FarmhouseII12095058 April 1983
Wall in front of 42 and 43, Darby RoadII12802268 April 1983
Wall of Slag BlocksII12077038 April 1983
Wall to North East of Ercall HallII118723018 June 1959
War Memorial Gates, Hartshill Park, Oakengates, TelfordII144388227 February 2017
Wards TyningII105416422 January 1975
Warehouse Immediately to North West of Number 18II12794789 August 1974
Watling Street GrangeII10382548 April 1983
Well Head Immediately East of Admaston SpaII10333348 April 1983
Wesleyan ChapelII10541758 April 1983
Wesleyan Infant SchoolII10386709 August 1974
West ViewII12076219 August 1974
Wheel PitII10541368 April 1983
White CottageII13745468 April 1983
White Hart InnII12079499 August 1974
White HouseII10333118 April 1983
White HouseII10386088 April 1983
White Lion Public HouseII12097418 April 1983
White LodgeII10386218 April 1983
Whitehouse FarmhouseII10386208 April 1983
Whitleyford BridgeII12059668 April 1983
Whym CottageII13745428 April 1983
Windmill About 400 Yards South South West of Howle Manor HouseII12059708 April 1983
WoodburyII12064929 August 1974
Woodcote HallII135199223 January 1981
Woodland GrangeII10386789 August 1974
Woodside HouseII10541609 August 1974
Wrekin Rifle Range Target GalleryII144556731 October 2017
Wrockwardine CottageII13771108 April 1983
Wrockwardine FarmhouseII10309378 April 1983
Yew Tree CottageII105413926 March 1968
Yew Tree HouseII12088248 April 1983
York HouseII10332958 April 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Telford and Wrekin?
Telford and Wrekin has 790 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 12 Grade I, 53 Grade II* and 725 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Telford and Wrekin 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. Telford and Wrekin’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Telford and Wrekin 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.