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Listed buildings in Tunbridge Wells

Tunbridge Wells has 2,244 listed building entries — 28 Grade I, 133 Grade II* and 2,083 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 27 October 1950 and the most recent from 7 August 2019.

List entries
2,244
Grade I
28
1.2%
Grade II*
133
5.9%
Grade II
2,083
92.8%

When Tunbridge Wells’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 877 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade II listed buildings in Tunbridge Wells — page 3 of 7

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Cliffe Cottages, 5 North RoadII108465020 June 1967
Clocktower MonumentII10851615 July 1993
Cluncher CottageII133877520 October 1954
Coach House Adjoining South of the Glebe HouseII124093424 August 1990
Coach House and Yard with Outbuilding About 20 Metres West of Slip Mill HouseII133877822 June 1989
Coach House Block and the Flat, About 20 Metres North West of TongswoodII108457522 June 1989
Coach House/Schoolroom About 20 Metres South East of MaypoleII108472422 June 1989
Coachhouse About 3 Metres South of Spring FarmhouseII108456010 October 1989
Coachhouse About 50 Metres North West of FinchcockII133869922 June 1989
Coachhouse and Stable About 20 Metres North West of Down HouseII108525710 October 1989
Coachhouse Block About 25 Metres West of LidwellsII108467822 June 1989
Coachhouse, walls and outbuildings in rear courtyard of The VineyardII108525910 October 1989
Coachhouse/Cart Sheds About 50 Metres South West of Rectory ParkII133817710 October 1989
Coachhouse/Garage About 10 Metres East of the Elephants Head Public HouseII108531110 October 1989
Coachhouse/House About 20 Metres West of Spring FarmhouseII110564110 October 1989
Cockshoot CottagesII126111124 August 1990
Cockshot CottageII108461011 August 1988
Cockshott FarmhouseII108460822 June 1989
Coggers CottagesII133670320 October 1954
Coggers Farmhouse and Walled Forecourt (Farm Shop and National Westminster Bank)II108529310 October 1989
Coldbath FarmhouseII10844137 June 1974
Cole FarmII108477120 June 1967
ColebarnII13367475 July 1993
Colebrook Or Southborough Viaduct Colebrook Viaduct Southborough ViaductII105406127 October 1950
Collier'S Green FarmhouseII108486619 May 1986
Collins FarmhouseII108481320 June 1967
Colonnade between Nos 28 and 38II10659967 June 1974
Colts Hill FarmhouseII126138524 August 1990
Combourne CottagesII108469622 June 1989
Combourne FarmhouseII111514322 June 1989
Combwell Priory and walled gardenII10870859 June 1952
Concord CollegeII10844067 June 1974
Conghurst, with Walls and Outhouses AttachedII132596922 June 1989
Congregational ChurchII108438419 May 1986
Converted Barn About 40 Metres North of Wat Tyler'S CottageII126369424 August 1990
Coombin Headstone Adjacent North Wall of the Aisle of the Church of St Mary the VirginII126051524 August 1990
Copthall CottagesII133690919 May 1986
Corn Hall FarmhouseII108485719 May 1986
Corner CottageII110784910 October 1989
Corner CottagesII133673026 April 1990
Corner FarmhouseII108476720 June 1967
CotmansII10852085 July 1993
Cottage Attached to Rear of the Old BricklayersII133873422 June 1989
Cottage Drum and Monkey HouseII108452520 October 1954
Cottage Immediately North West of HatherleighII125064224 August 1990
Cottage to Rear of Morte'S Tobacconists and Cranbrook AntiquesII107700519 May 1986
Cottages at Snaggs WellII133879510 October 1989
Cotton CottageII10852465 July 1993
Court Lodge Stable Yard and Walled GardensII133858820 October 1954
Courthope Chest Tomb 3 Yards South of Church of St DunstanII134628919 May 1986
Courtstile the IslandII108483819 May 1986
Coveney CottagesII120371727 May 1992
CowbeechII120459120 June 1967
Cowbeech CottageII13367385 July 1993
CowdenII124895824 August 1990
CrabtreeII12815925 July 1993
Cranbrook CottageII107700219 May 1986
Cranbrook Do It Yourself Shop Quilter'S Dry CleanersII106862320 June 1967
Cranbrook Museum Old Rectory CottageII108416820 June 1967
Cranbrook War MemorialII134626819 May 1986
Crane BooksII108485019 May 1986
Crane House and Rear Garden WallII108461220 June 1967
CranehurstII135757619 May 1986
Cranford FarmhouseII133878021 November 1986
Crest Cottage Dove CottageII134903020 June 1967
Crit HallII12815735 July 1993
Crittenden HouseII125423011 May 1988
Crockhurst Farm CottagesII126282524 August 1990
Crockhurst Street CottagesII125131324 August 1990
Crockhurst Street FarmhouseII125132924 August 1990
Cross Cottages Old Priest'S Cottage Periwinkle CottageII12811439 June 1952
Crossways Weaver'S CottageII10847959 June 1952
Crouch Cottage and Ringle Crouch CottageII10851875 July 1993
Crowbourne Farmhouse and Outhouse AttachedII108471722 June 1989
CrowhurstII108527710 October 1989
Crowhursts' Shop with Wall Attached HeathsideII133879110 October 1989
Crown Cottage DunoonII133864020 June 1967
Curfew CottageII108470222 June 1989
Curtisden Green FarmhouseII113945922 June 1989
CutthornII10852789 July 1973
Dairy About 10 Metres North of Park FarmhouseII125411724 August 1990
Danemore LodgeII124093724 August 1990
Danemore ParkII124132324 August 1990
Daniel Headstone Approximately 10 Metres South East of the Chancel of the Church of St Thomas a BecketII125124724 August 1990
Darnley Chest Tomb About 3 Metres North of the Vestry of the Church of St LawrenceII124882824 August 1990
David Salomons House East LodgeII108477310 December 1986
David Salomons' House, water tower and wall attached to eastII133868514 March 1973
Deacon HouseII12488331 July 1987
Delmonden Farm HouseII133873920 June 1967
Delmonden GrangeII132551722 June 1989
Delmonden Manor HouseII108463722 June 1989
Dickenson Headstone Approximately 7 Metres South of the Chancel of the Old Church of St PeterII124028324 August 1990
Dingleden HouseII10852159 June 1952
Diprose HouseII133671620 June 1967
Dislingbury CottagesII126130824 August 1990
Dislingbury FarmhouseII125317524 August 1990
Dix Headstone Approximately 7 Metres South of the Nave of the Old Church of St PeterII126110924 August 1990
DockendenII10852335 July 1993
Dogkennel FarmhouseII108484319 May 1986
Dolphin HouseII108456310 October 1989
Dornden Innerdown Middle HouseII124092924 August 1990
Dove'S FarmhouseII133866219 May 1986
Dower Cottage Laburnum Cottage Oakfield Cottages Weavers CottageII13367665 July 1993
Dower House Cottage Grey CoatesII133689219 May 1986
Down CottagesII10852559 July 1973
Down CottagesII133672410 October 1989
Down Farm Oasts Down Farm Oasts and Fuggles Oast HouseII13367239 July 1973
Down FarmhouseII108525410 October 1989
Down HouseII108525610 October 1989
Downingbury Farm BarnII125443924 August 1990
Downingbury Farm OastII125444014 April 1986
DownsgateII108515820 June 1967
DragonsII108458922 June 1989
Drinking FountainII13388587 June 1974
Duke of York Public HouseII106655920 May 1952
Dundale FarmhouseII108529710 October 1989
Dunk'S School and AlmshousesII10845959 June 1952
Durham CottagesII108527910 October 1989
Durnford Lodge and Mansfield LodgeII10844267 June 1974
Duval'S FarmhouseII108458520 June 1967
E.C Wilkes and Sons Butchers and 20 Stone StreetII134362519 May 1986
EaglesdenII10852485 July 1993
East HeathII111177720 June 1967
Easter Cottage Peter Pan CottageII111188710 October 1989
Eaton Cottage Finnigans CottageII10852365 July 1993
Eaton HouseII108523520 June 1967
Edward Down Headstone About 13 Metres South of the South Transept of the Church of All SaintsII125000624 August 1990
Eggshell CottageII108483719 May 1986
Elephants Head Public HouseII129899910 October 1989
Elford LodgeII133874122 June 1989
ElfordsII110791722 June 1989
Elizabeth Fuggle Headstone About 9 Metres South West of the Tower of the Church of All SaintsII126346024 August 1990
Ellenden FarmhouseII133874820 June 1967
Elm CottageII108486219 May 1986
ElmhurstII124952524 August 1990
ElphicksII108451010 October 1989
Entrance to Grove Hill GardensII12244337 June 1974
Entrance to Grove Hill GardensII13387847 June 1974
Ephraim LodgeII108448924 November 1966
Etherton LawnII124167624 August 1990
EthnamII133676220 June 1967
Evanden FarmhouseII108469422 June 1989
Everest Headstone Approximately 9 Metres South of the Chancel of the Church of St MartinII106759324 August 1990
Ex Servicemen'S ClubII108465122 June 1989
Fairthorne CottageII107493719 June 1986
Fairthorne HouseII107493614 October 1987
Fairview CottagesII12811345 November 1990
Farm Office Approximately 1 Metre North of Lydd FarmhouseII12534849 May 1990
Farnham HouseII126107124 August 1990
Farningham FarmhouseII134905720 June 1967
FarthingsII10844767 June 1974
Feoffee CottagesII108520217 March 1981
Fernchase ManorII124049925 April 1990
Field Chest Tomb Approximately 25 Metres South of the Chancel of the Church If St MartinII135666924 August 1990
Field FarmhouseII10852685 July 1993
Field Green CottageII10851605 July 1993
Fielder Chest Tomb and Railings About 5 Metres North of the North Transept of the Church of All SaintsII126345924 August 1990
Finchcocks BridgeII108470322 June 1989
Finches FarmhouseII126282624 August 1990
FinchurstII108698120 June 1967
Fir CottagesII108458722 June 1989
Fir Tree Cottage Ward and Sons ButchersII10851955 July 1993
Firtree CottageII124054724 August 1990
FlightshottII12511352 February 1979
Flishinghurst HouseII10848839 June 1952
Floral CottageII133874422 June 1989
Footbridge at Ashurst StationII124163424 August 1990
Forge Approximately 5 Metres North of Forge HouseII124054224 August 1990
Forge CottageII106779920 June 1967
Forge CottageII125063320 October 1954
Forge CottageII134627019 May 1986
Forge FarmhouseII108488019 May 1986
Forge FarmhouseII111611520 June 1967
Forge HouseII108468022 June 1989
Forge HouseII108476322 June 1989
Forge HouseII108529410 October 1989
Forge HouseII135613520 June 1967
Forge House and Railed ForecourtII108465322 June 1989
Former Barn about 25 metres north west of Catherine WheelII111630922 June 1989
Former Bat and Ball Public HouseII133868210 December 1986
Former Clarence Public HouseII10837617 June 1974
Former farm building to the south-west of The Old BarnII142315012 December 2014
Former Lloyds Bank, former Eight Bells Inn and SpywaysII133872020 June 1967
Former Lodge to the Burrswood estateII126088924 August 1990
Former oasthouse approximately 140 metres south south west of Badsell Manor FarmhouseII125120224 August 1990
Former Oasthouse to West of Yew Tree HouseII10852045 July 1993
Former Rose and Crown Public HouseII126345020 October 1954
Former stable courtyard about 20 metres north east of Bayham AbbeyII133879410 October 1989
Former stables approximately 60 metres south of Badsell Manor FarmhouseII126288324 August 1990
Former Tunbridge Wells West Railway StationII112654227 March 1986
Former Weaver's RestaurantII105472027 October 1950
Forstall CottageII13387672 April 1991
Fosters CottagesII127766924 August 1990
Fosters FarmhouseII124895624 August 1990
Fothersby Fothersby WestII108460122 June 1989
Fountain About 25 Metres South East of Bedgebury Park HouseII133870022 June 1989
Fountain CottagesII126088711 January 1990
Fountain HouseII129906420 June 1967
Four Wents and Four Wents CottageII108458122 June 1989
Four Wents CottagesII133689119 May 1986
Four Wents FarmhouseII110176219 May 1986
Four Winds WindmillII124894924 August 1990
Fowlers Park HouseII108459620 June 1967
Foxearth CottageII108474522 June 1989
FoxellaII124896024 August 1990
FoxholeII10851815 July 1993
Frame FarmhouseII120370720 June 1967
Francis Bully Headstone About 4 Metres South East of the South Transept of the Church of All SaintsII126345724 August 1990
Frith and Osborne Chest Tombs About 7 Metres East of the North Transept of the Church of All SaintsII125000724 August 1990
Frittenden SchoolII111615922 June 1989
Frittenden Stores Manchester HouseII108476222 June 1989
Frog CottageII12669417 June 1974
Front Boundary Wall Approximately 30 Metres South of the Old PlaceII124094224 August 1990
Front wall of the Goldsmid Family CemeteryII125348524 August 1990
Fry Headstone Approximately 5 Metres South of the Porch of the Old Church of St PeterII124028524 August 1990
Furnace FarmhouseII108418220 June 1967
Furnace FarmhouseII108530110 October 1989
Furnace Mill FarmhouseII108458322 June 1989
Furnace Mill FarmhouseII108530210 October 1989
Furnace Mill, Walls and OutbuildingsII133694110 October 1989
Gable Cottage the GablesII13367335 July 1993
Galimorph Queens MewsII133875622 June 1989
Game Larder About 10 Metres North of SpriversII110788410 October 1989
Garden Chest Tomb About 13 Metres North of the Vestry of the Church of St LawrenceII127772624 August 1990
Garden Cottage, Benenden SchoolII10852525 July 1993
Garden Court and Attached WallsII111959222 June 1989
Garden Pavilion 60 Yards of Sissinghurst CourtII108481619 May 1986
Garden Urn About 100 Metres South East of Bedgebury Park HouseII108471122 June 1989
Garden Walls Adjoining to East and Approximately 2 Metres West of Little Hawkwell FarmhouseII126130124 August 1990
Garden Walls and Railings West and South of Portobello Including Pedestrian Gate and Piers to Carriage GateII126365724 August 1990
Garden Walls Approximately 2 Metres East of Stone Castle FarmhouseII125317824 August 1990
Garden Walls to North and North East of MaypoleII111562622 June 1989
Garden Walls to the Garden East and South of Brenchley ManorII124896124 August 1990
Garden Walls to the Garden South and East of Marle Place Including Gateway to the CourtyardII125019824 August 1990
Gate Cottage Gate HouseII125411924 August 1990
Gate HouseII110628810 October 1989
Gate Lodge About 100 Metres North West of Bayham AbbeyII133856510 October 1989
Gate Lodge to LillesdenII132521822 June 1989
Gate Piers and Flanking Walls Approximately 15 Metres North West of the LodgeII106756924 August 1990
GatehouseII108474022 June 1989
Gatehouse CottagesII124952924 August 1990
Gatehouse CottagesII126369624 August 1990
Gatehouse FarmhouseII124952820 October 1954
Gatehouse FarmhouseII135659420 June 1967
Gates and Gate Piers at MascallsII126142124 August 1990
Gates and Piers About 100 Metres North West of Bayham AbbeyII108451710 October 1989
Gates to Murlingden, Piers and Wall Attached, Immediately North of the Strict Baptist ChapelII108526310 October 1989
Gates, Gate Piers and Flanking Walls to the CottageII126088824 August 1990
Gates, Piers and Quadrant Walls Adjacent to Beresford LodgeII108471522 June 1989
Gateway to the Old Manor HouseII13367135 July 1993
Gazebo About 30 Metres North East of Gedges FarmhouseII124909624 August 1990
Gazebo in the Garden South East of Marle PlaceII125019724 August 1990
Gedges Farmhouse Including Wall Forming North East Boundary of the GardenII124914224 August 1990
Geering and Colyer Estate Agents Stone RockII108461920 June 1967
General Stores and Attached PropertyII12045645 July 1993
George and Dragon CottageII125132124 August 1990
George CottageII108440419 May 1986
Gibbon Monument Approximately 16 Metres North East of the Chancel of the Old Church of St PeterII125444524 August 1990
Gibbon'S SchoolII10851969 June 1952
Gilbraltar Cottage and RockleaII108448720 January 1971
Gill HouseII108470022 June 1989
Gill'S Green FarmhouseII110792422 June 1989
Glassenbury CottageII110148819 May 1986
Glassenbury Hill FarmhouseII108487919 May 1986
GlassocksII108515220 June 1967
Glebe CottageII106869920 June 1967
Glebe House South View South View and Glebe House and Railed ForecourtII111566622 June 1989
Glen Albion Sussex House Sussex PlaceII108443920 May 1952
Goddard'S Green CottagesII10852345 July 1993
Goddard'S Green CottagesII13367145 July 1993
Golford CottageII108478119 May 1986
Golford GateII133866019 May 1986
Golford PlaceII108478219 May 1986
Gossum headstone approximately 12m south west of the tower of the Church of St Mary the VirginII124152224 August 1990
Goudhurst Butchers, House Attached and Rear CourtyardII133870922 June 1989
Goudhurst House and Newsagent'S ShopII108467222 June 1989
Gould FarmhouseII108473420 June 1967
Granary About 20 Metres West of TwyssendenII110635922 June 1989
Granary About 30 Metres West of Little MarlingateII108471622 June 1989
Granary Approximately 5 Metres West of Tanners FarmhouseII125131024 August 1990
Granary/Garage About 30 Metres North of Haymans Hill FarmhouseII133879810 October 1989
Granary/Outbuilding About 10 Metres East of Cole FarmhouseII108473122 June 1989
Grange Farm CottageII108470622 June 1989
Granite Surface to Frog LaneII12242047 June 1974
Grantham Hall CottagesII136627210 October 1989
Great Hungerden CottagesII111649122 June 1989
Great NinevehII133674220 June 1967
Great Pix HallII133872722 June 1989
Grecian Temple, Dunorlan ParkII13931655 March 2009
Green GatesII13367895 July 1993
Green Lane FarmhouseII12814218 June 1993
Green WestonII125429724 August 1990
Greenaways Shop and House AttachedII118674120 June 1967
Greenholme Wheelwrights CottageII126103424 August 1990
Greenside CottageII12046415 July 1993
Grey CottagesII108483119 May 1986
Group of 2 Headstones and 2 Chest Tombs About 20 Metres North of Church of St MaryII111556422 June 1989
Group of 3 C18 Headstones Approximately 13 Metres South of the Tower of the Church of St Mary the VirginII124152824 August 1990
Group of 3 Camfield Chest Tombs Approximately 2 Metres South of the Nave of the Chapel of St JohnII124070924 August 1990
Group of 3 Chest Tombs Approximately 6 Metres North of the Porch of the Church of St Mary the VirginII126050624 August 1990

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Tunbridge Wells?
Tunbridge Wells has 2,244 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 28 Grade I, 133 Grade II* and 2,083 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Tunbridge Wells 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. Tunbridge Wells’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Tunbridge Wells 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.