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Listed buildings in Torridge

Torridge has 1,847 listed building entries — 28 Grade I, 97 Grade II* and 1,722 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 8 November 1949 and the most recent from 19 September 2025.

List entries
1,847
Grade I
28
1.5%
Grade II*
97
5.3%
Grade II
1,722
93.2%

When Torridge’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,025 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Torridge — page 6 of 6

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Thatched Cottage on North Side of Fore StreetII110508926 January 1989
Thatched House Public HouseII117068919 October 1988
ThatchingsII110503416 February 1989
The Angels WingsII116547322 February 1958
The Annexe the CottageII110458410 March 1988
The Beehive and Beehive CottageII110507916 February 1989
The Bell InnII117134319 October 1988
The Bell Inn and Attached HouseII132655320 February 1958
The CabinII144629521 July 2017
The CabinII110450019 June 1989
The CavaliersII116358921 February 1977
The Coach and Horses InnII110517125 March 1975
The Coach House and Old Stables, About 25 Metres North West of the Glebe HouseII116403118 December 1989
The Coach House, Adjoining the Old Rectory to the WestII116455118 December 1989
The Colt'S Stable Approximately 30 Metres to South-West of Halsdon HouseII116262110 March 1988
The CottageII110445919 June 1989
The CottageII11050574 October 1960
The CottageII116224025 March 1988
The CottageII132661416 February 1989
The Crown and SceptreII110494118 December 1989
The DellII110461510 March 1988
The Downes HouseII110512419 October 1988
The FolliesII110457921 February 1977
The Folly Including Boundary Walls on North and South SidesII120093219 March 1973
The Gannet Public HouseII120091019 April 1993
The GardensII116289510 March 1988
The Glebe HouseII132663518 December 1989
The Globe HotelII116166119 March 1951
The Globe InnII114665716 February 1989
The Hindles and Attached Front Garden Wall and RailingII129235119 April 1993
The InglenooksII133309210 March 1988
The LarchesII130954826 January 1989
The Manners Memorial Cross and Peace Park Stone Plaque, ClovellyII14382442 November 2016
The MountII133301515 June 1951
The MyrtlesII116985119 February 1973
The Nook and Adjoining Cottage to NorthII130947710 March 1988
The Old Custom HouseII12067098 November 1949
The Old ForgeII116222925 March 1988
The Old HouseII11049157 October 1991
The Old InnII130715716 February 1989
The Old Malt House and Adjoining Cottage to LeftII127188010 March 1988
The Old MillII110443519 June 1989
The Old Post House Including Front RailingsII110499516 February 1989
The Old RectoryII117121619 October 1988
The Old RectoryII12524349 January 1986
The Old Rectory and Walls Enclosing Garden to North EastII132662218 December 1989
The Old Rectory Including Garden Wall Adjoining at RearII131769421 January 1986
The Old School HouseII117106119 October 1988
The Old SmithyII110442719 June 1989
The Old VicarageII133314119 October 1988
The PierII131764820 February 1958
The PoplarsII110512226 January 1989
The Post House (Ss 55285 15065) Approximately 2 Metres to South East of BellevueII114669216 February 1989
The PrioryII116290326 January 1989
The RectoryII110456125 March 1988
The RectoryII116271626 January 1989
The RectoryII116285926 January 1989
The Red HouseII102504619 March 1973
The Red Lion HotelII133311320 February 1958
The RetreatII110458721 February 1977
The SquareII110453625 March 1988
The SquareII133308525 March 1988
The Thatched CottageII110508016 February 1989
The Toll House (Former)II11047673 April 1973
The Torridge InnII11047733 April 1973
The VicarageII124711321 September 1994
The VicarageII132663418 December 1989
The VillaII116457118 December 1989
The White Hart HotelII110494210 April 1975
The White HouseII11047523 April 1973
The White HouseII117069019 October 1988
Thelbridge Farmhouse and Adjoining Front Garden Walls and Former PigstysII130843416 February 1989
ThissonII110456525 March 1988
Thorne FarmhouseII116485121 January 1986
Thorne FarmhouseII131783214 February 1958
Thorne Widger Farmhouse and Attached Wall and BarnII132654219 October 1988
Thornehill Head Methodist ChapelII110517519 October 1988
Thorpe CottageII11617849 January 1986
Three ChimneysII132658916 February 1989
Thuborough MillII116286726 January 1989
Thuborough Thuborough BartonII110509826 January 1989
TibbettsII11049187 October 1991
Tittywater CottageII110465110 March 1988
Torridge HouseII129234719 March 1973
Torridge House Including Garden Wall Adjoining to WestII110502916 February 1989
Torridge InnII120998819 March 1973
Torridge Lodge Including Gate Piers and Front Boundary WallII120093719 March 1973
Tower HouseII120094619 March 1973
Town AlmsII110478019 March 1951
Town Farm CottageII117084019 October 1988
Town FarmhouseII110442619 October 1988
Town FarmhouseII116504421 January 1986
Town FarmhouseII116520221 January 1986
Town FarmhouseII125052119 June 1989
Town HallII133299719 March 1951
Town Hall and Public LibraryII120093419 March 1973
Town MillsII110478419 March 1951
Town TenementII110501116 February 1989
Town TenementII114771216 February 1989
Town TenementII132661316 February 1989
Town Tenement Farmhouse Including Farmyard Wall Adjoining to South and Front RailingsII132660516 February 1989
Tracey Hill CottageII110500916 February 1989
Treasury LodgeII132655419 October 1988
TredownII110467023 August 1957
Trehurst CottageII11045044 March 1976
Trevilla and Adjoining Kitchen Garden WallsII116619616 February 1989
Trigger'S Hill Bridge, at Ss5524116048II114670116 February 1989
Trinity Buoy StoresII122367719 February 1973
Tucking Mill and Attached OutbuildingII110514119 October 1988
Tudor RoseII11046839 January 1986
Turner Headstone Approximately 35 Metres South South West of the Tower of the Church of St GilesII110499316 February 1989
Twinaway BungalowII129302419 March 1973
Twinkletoe CottageII133307010 March 1988
Twitchen CottageII132653119 October 1988
Twitchen FarmhouseII117113619 October 1988
Tythes FordII110516419 October 1988
U-Shaped Range of Farm Buildings Immediately to North of Blegberry FarmhouseII110447119 June 1989
Union InnII110459421 February 1977
United Methodist Church and Church Hall Adjoining to EastII110493818 December 1989
Unoccupied House Immediately to North East of Hollocombe BartonII110454910 March 1988
Upcott AvenalII116265025 March 1988
Upcott BartonII110454421 February 1977
Upcott Barton and Outbuildings Adjoining to RearII130900916 January 1952
Upper Cottwood CottageII110461410 March 1988
Valleys EndII132654719 October 1988
Vanstones Cottage and PenwynII11466052 June 1977
Vaughan Tapscott Gloving FactoryII10960654 February 2003
Venner Headstone About 2 Metres North of the Church of St JamesII13330379 January 1986
Venstone CottageII116272610 March 1988
Venton Headstone Approximately 10 Metres South of Church of St MaryII110455425 March 1988
Venton Headstone Approximately 4 Metres West of Church of All SaintsII132657726 January 1989
VicarageII116947119 February 1973
Village CrossII116271226 January 1989
Village HallII110503616 February 1989
Vineyard CottageII124088327 June 1984
Waldon CottageII116276115 January 1976
Wall Attached to W End of Church of St Mary and St GregoryII130577719 October 1988
Wall Attached to W of Gatehouse, and to S of Weare Giffard Hall.II132654819 October 1988
Wall to Churchyard of Church of All Saints Including LychgateII116541019 June 1989
Walled Garden Approximately 30 Metres North North West of Heanton SatchvilleII110460610 March 1988
Walls Enclosing Garden About 10 Metres East of Cleverdon HouseII116397918 December 1989
Walls Enclosing Kitchen Gardens, with Gazebo and CottageII110449819 June 1989
Walter Head and Footstone Approximately 9 Metres South of Church of St PetrockII130943926 January 1989
Walter Headstone About 15m North East of the North East Corner of the Chancel of the Church of St NicholasII116500721 January 1986
Wanderer'S KeyII110508216 February 1989
Wansley BartonII114765516 February 1989
War MemorialII139241326 February 2008
Ward FarmhouseII116349010 March 1988
Warden FarmhouseII133308925 March 1988
Wardens HillII110506016 February 1989
Wards CottageII110505316 February 1989
Warehouse. Wayside Cottage.II13329993 April 1973
Warmington'S GarageII102523219 April 1993
Water Wheel Approximately 35 Metres South of West Chapple FarmhouseII116355010 March 1988
Waterloo MonumentII110479019 March 1951
Way BartonII11477574 October 1960
Wayside CottageII110516619 October 1988
Weare Giffard War MemorialII145965128 September 2018
Webbery BartonII13059514 October 1960
Webbery ManorII133314319 October 1988
Week BartonII110456325 March 1988
Week FarmhouseII13329683 April 1973
Welcombe Barton Including Front Garden Wall to EastII133314619 June 1989
Well head at Hartland QuayII133312219 June 1989
Well House Immediately North of Barn to East of Welcombe BartonII110442819 June 1989
Well Housing at St Nectan'S WellII133312720 February 1958
Well-Head Approximately 130 Metres West of Blegberry FarmhouseII116574920 February 1958
Well-House Approximately 50 Metres North-East of Pattard FarmhouseII116602519 June 1989
WellesbourneII122391531 May 1995
Wembley HouseII110466021 January 1986
West Chapple Farmhouse and Cider House Adjoining to South EastII110457710 March 1988
West Chilla FarmhouseII110512326 January 1989
West Down Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining at SouthII110465721 January 1986
West Eckworthy FarmhouseII117096019 October 1988
West FarmII133301915 June 1951
West Flairs FarmhouseII132657626 January 1989
West Goldworthy FarmhouseII132655920 February 1958
West Gosland DownII110457810 March 1988
West HavenII110471819 February 1973
West IddlecottII116274110 March 1988
West Libbear FarmhouseII110454025 March 1988
West LopthorneII110510026 January 1989
West Pennicknold Including Adjoing BarnII116256625 March 1988
West Statfold FarmhouseII110465821 January 1986
West Tosberry Farmhouse and Adjoining Barn to NorthII133315419 June 1989
Westacott BartonII116235310 March 1988
Westacott'SII116376821 February 1977
Westlake FarmhouseII133305210 March 1988
Westmanton FarmhouseII133303121 January 1986
Westover FarmhouseII133311021 February 1977
Westwood FarmhouseII116357221 February 1977
Wheelwright'S CottageII110459610 March 1988
White CottageII133315119 June 1989
White Hart Public HouseII120094019 April 1993
Whiteleigh Barton Including Dairy and Stone Walls Adjoining to SouthII114776916 January 1952
Whites FarmhouseII116460621 January 1986
Whites of HartlandII130898019 June 1989
Wickmayes FarmII110509126 January 1989
Wiermarsh FarmhouseII110505416 February 1989
WillesdeneII110475719 February 1973
Windmill at Ss 491103II110453225 March 1988
Windsor HouseII11047743 April 1973
Windwhistle CottageII110460210 March 1988
Windy Cross - Remains of Ancient CrossII11047413 April 1973
Winkleigh CourtII124090616 January 1952
Winkleigh War MemorialII146275528 March 2019
WinscottII110460510 March 1988
Winscott Barton Farmhouse Including Garden Wall Adjoining to SouthII11477784 October 1960
Witherhill Farmhouse and Adjoining Front Garden WallsII114697616 February 1989
WoodaII120999519 March 1973
Wooda CottageII132666118 December 1989
Woodacott Cross War MemorialII14392043 November 2016
Woodroberts FarmhouseII133306610 March 1988
Woodrow FarmhouseII133304410 March 1988
WoodvilleII133301815 June 1951
Woolleigh BridgeII110507616 February 1989
Woolridge FarmhouseII110462810 March 1988
Yatton Court Including Adjoining Service RangeII114658916 February 1989
Ye Champion of WalesII133300919 February 1973
Ye Olde InnII110501216 February 1989
Yeo Vale Farm CottagesII110515719 October 1988
York House (Part of Stella Maris School)II120982319 March 1973

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Torridge?
Torridge has 1,847 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 28 Grade I, 97 Grade II* and 1,722 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Torridge 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. Torridge’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Torridge 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.