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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 7 of 7

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The InglesII108459122 June 1989
The Kitty FisherII10851995 July 1993
The Lady'S Well, Spring Head at 721 342II133870122 June 1989
The Lawn Including Garden Boundary Wall and Gate Piers to NorthII133882120 June 1988
The Limes CottageII108451110 October 1989
The Little Manor, Wall and Water Pump AttachedII112086622 June 1989
The LodgeII106756824 August 1990
The LodgeII125437924 August 1990
The Lodge, Fir TreesII108464422 June 1989
The Lodge, Fowlers ParkII108459722 June 1989
The Lodge, TongswoodII112372022 June 1989
The Malt HouseII128098620 June 1967
The ManorII124163124 August 1990
The Manor HouseII120332120 May 1952
The Manor House and Wall AttachedII108463920 June 1967
The Manor House with Projecting WallII108467120 June 1967
The Mill BuildingII13909038 July 2004
The MitchellsII118625722 June 1989
The MoatII10852319 June 1952
The MoatII109909620 June 1967
The Moor Brewery, House and Courtyards with OutbuildingsII133875122 June 1989
The Moor Post Office and House AttachedII112087622 June 1989
The OastII108478419 May 1986
The Old BakeryII106879419 May 1986
The Old BarnII133866622 March 1988
The Old BarracksII10490639 June 1952
The Old Bazaar and Weald HouseII111964922 June 1989
The Old BricklayersII108462922 June 1989
The Old Corn StoreII108479919 May 1986
The Old CottageII135891924 August 1990
The Old FarmhouseII124036024 August 1990
The Old FishmarketII108442214 July 1988
The Old ForgeII135667020 October 1954
The Old HouseII12810445 July 1993
The Old LaundryII125065024 August 1990
The Old Lime HouseII111569920 June 1967
The Old Manor HouseII10852329 June 1952
The Old MillII125430024 August 1990
The Old RectoryII10851765 July 1993
The Old VicarageII132522120 June 1967
The Old VicarageII133693419 May 1986
The Owl HouseII108527410 October 1989
The Peakcock InnII113901922 June 1989
The Pest HouseII108487520 June 1967
The Poet at MatfieldII125019124 August 1990
The PoundII133880424 November 1966
The PrioryII126721324 November 1966
The PrioryII133669715 June 1988
The Queen'S HotelII11237439 June 1952
The Queen'S WellII10852005 July 1993
The Ram HouseII139130717 February 2005
The Rectory Including Front Boundary WallII126076924 August 1990
The Red Lion Public HouseII10844487 June 1974
The RockeryII108457322 June 1989
The Round HouseII125411824 August 1990
The Royal Mount Ephraim HotelII122563720 May 1952
The SmithyII133864719 May 1986
The Star and Eagle Hotel and wall attachedII10846739 June 1952
The Star Public HouseII125018924 August 1990
The Supply StoresII126288424 August 1990
The Sussex Arms Public HouseII10658687 June 1974
The Swan HotelII106593520 May 1952
The Sweet ShopII12044855 July 1993
The TanhouseII108526110 October 1989
The Tyled HouseII109919310 October 1989
The VicarageII133672710 October 1989
The Victorian Hall and Railed ForecourtII112418222 June 1989
The ViewII126292924 August 1990
The Village HallII108465422 June 1989
The Vine Hotel the Vine Hotel and Assembly RoomII108465220 June 1967
The VineyardII108525810 October 1989
The Walled Garden, Benenden SchoolII12814765 July 1993
The War MemorialII124960424 August 1990
The War MemorialII125422724 August 1990
The Wellington HotelII10844617 June 1974
The Wendy HouseII108480519 May 1986
The Wheelwright'S ArmsII125062424 August 1990
The White HouseII125016320 October 1954
The White HouseII125019920 October 1954
The Wishing WellII122560324 November 1966
The Woodcock Public HouseII10852055 July 1993
Thomas Hickmott Headstone About 19 Metres North of the Chancel of the Church of All SaintsII125001024 August 1990
Thomas Monkton Chest Tomb About 21 Metres South East of the Chancel of the Church of All SaintsII125006224 August 1990
Thompson, Snell and Passmore, SolicitorsII133864219 May 1986
Thorn CottagesII125019224 August 1990
Thorn HouseII125019324 August 1990
Three Chest Tombs About 1 to 6 Metres East of Church of St MaryII108474222 June 1989
Three Chest Tombs About 10-15 Metres North of Church of St LawrenceII125310822 June 1989
Three Chest Tombs About 2 Metres East of Church of St LawrenceII125309222 June 1989
Three Chest Tombs, 2 to 5 Metres North of Church of St LawrenceII108462722 June 1989
Three ChimneysII133670510 October 1989
Three Chimneys FarmhouseII108475022 June 1989
Three Chimneys HouseII134628419 May 1986
Three Chimneys Public HouseII134628320 June 1967
Threshing Barn 30 Metres South West of Fosters FarmhouseII124895724 August 1990
Thyme CottageII108485919 May 1986
Tickners Tickners EastII111084522 June 1989
Tiffins Place and Little TudorII108486119 May 1986
TildenII111191522 June 1989
Tile Barn HouseII108475922 June 1989
Tiled Pavement to the PantilesII10844057 June 1974
TilsdenII108478820 June 1967
Tolehurst FarmhouseII111616320 June 1967
Toll Gate CottageII133670810 October 1989
TollgateII108460711 August 1988
Tomb of a J Beresford Hope, About 1 Metre South West of Christ ChurchII108469122 June 1989
Tomb of John, 2nd Baron Decies, About 1 Metre South of Christ ChurchII133869122 June 1989
Tomb of Lady Sanderson in the Grounds of My Lady'S CottageII12532755 November 1990
Tomb of Marshall Viscount Beresford, About 1 Metre South of Christ ChurchII108469222 June 1989
Tompsett'S CottageII108453210 October 1989
Tongswood Farmhouse with Walled Fore YardII133874522 June 1989
Tongswood, Now St Roman'S School, with Garden TerraceII111174922 June 1989
Top Lodge Including Front Boundary FenceII126288724 August 1990
Tower CottageII108475122 June 1989
Tower HouseII120488620 June 1967
Town Farm DairyII124911824 August 1990
Town Farm OastII124909524 August 1990
Town HallII12655504 August 1995
Town Headstone Approximately 5 Metres South South East of the Chancel of the Church of St Thomas a BecketII125127624 August 1990
Towner Jones Chest Tomb Approximately 12 Metres North East of the Chancel of the Church of St MartinII136098824 August 1990
Townsend CottagesII108476922 June 1989
Trenley'S FarmhouseII104911719 May 1986
Triggs FarmhouseII113898320 June 1967
Trillinghurst FarmhouseII132667622 June 1989
TrottendenII133582122 June 1989
TrundlesII108467422 June 1989
TubslakeII133695322 June 1989
Tudeley HallII126177324 August 1990
Tudor CottageII108528520 October 1954
Tudor CottageII12039765 July 1993
Tunbridge Wells Adult Education CentreII133883824 November 1966
Tunbridge Wells and Counties ClubII12664277 June 1974
Tunbridge Wells Central Railway Station Up SideII13574677 June 1974
Tunbridge Wells War MemorialII14013099 June 2011
Turk'S PlaceII108484819 May 1986
Turkey House About 25 Metres North East of Park FarmhouseII126145224 August 1990
Tutty'S FarmhouseII126292324 August 1990
Twitten CottagesII133873322 June 1989
Two Bollards to the South West of Calverley Park CrescentII13388197 June 1974
Two Chest Tombs 1 Metre North East of Church of St LawrenceII108462522 June 1989
Two Chest Tombs About 1 Metre South of South Aisle of Church of St LawrenceII108462322 June 1989
Two Headstones 10 and 12 Metres East of Church of St LawrenceII125309522 June 1989
Two Headstones to Exeter Family, About 20 Metres North West of Church of St LawrenceII108462622 June 1989
Two Headstones, with Barrel Chests and Chest Tomb About 25 Metres East of Church of St MaryII111558122 June 1989
Two lamp supports situated at the junction of Lonsdale Gardens and Mount Pleasant RoadII10844467 June 1974
Two Railed Chest Tombs About 15 Metres South West of Church of St LawrenceII108462222 June 1989
TwysdenII133871420 June 1967
Tyled CottageII108528010 October 1989
TylersII132991422 June 1989
Underhill CottagesII111611122 June 1989
Upper Postern OastII125318124 August 1990
Upper Scullsgate CottageII12815595 July 1993
Vale TowersII10844827 June 1974
Valley HouseII136744127 October 1950
Vestry HallII133691019 May 1986
VicarageII10844147 June 1974
Victoria HouseII110150220 October 1954
Vine CottageII108458822 June 1989
Vineen Headstone Approximately 7 Metres South East of the Chancel of the Church of St Thomas a BecketII125125124 August 1990
Virginia HouseII133693519 May 1986
Wagon Barn About 10 Metres North of Furnace FarmhouseII111188810 October 1989
Wall About 10 Metres East of Coggers HallII134853010 October 1989
Wall and Gatepiers to Staplehurst LodgeII12814715 July 1993
Wall and outhouse attached to Church CottageII133867922 June 1989
Wall and Outhouse Attached to Well HouseII111621722 June 1989
Wall and Railings Approximately 7 Metres North of Tanyard HouseII110565010 October 1989
Wall and Railings to Front Garden of BanksideII106873210 October 1989
Wall and War Memorial in Front of St Paul'S ChurchII10844097 June 1974
Wall in Front of No 7II10844947 June 1974
Wall in Front of Nos 4 and 5II13388207 June 1974
Wall Surrounding Holy Trinity Church on All Four SidesII10837597 June 1974
Wall to North and South of Nos 2 and 3II10837587 June 1974
Wall to North East Side of Calverley Road, Forming a Boundary to No 2 Calverley Park Gardens, the Bungalow and Nos 4 to 16 Calverley Park GardensII10837537 June 1974
Wall to North West of the Calverley HotelII10844916 October 1972
Wall to North West Side of Prospect Road Forming Boundary Walls to Stone Garage, Nos 1 and 3 Prospect Road and Nos 12 to 24 (Consecutive) Galverley ParkII12270206 September 1976
Wall to South West Side of Calverley Road Forming a Boundary to No 2 Calverley Park (The Cottage) Wall to South West Side of Calverley Road Forming a Boundary to No 3 Calverley Park (The Little House) Wall to South West Side of Calverley Road Forming a Boundary to No 4 Calverley Park (Sandhurst Lodge)II12236027 June 1974
Walled Garden About 75 Metres North West of Scotney CastleII110030810 October 1989
Walled Garden and Summerhouse About 50 Metres South East of FinchcocksII108470422 June 1989
Walled Garden Ay Home FarmII133870222 June 1989
Walled Garden to East of Haymans Hill FarmhouseII108452710 October 1989
Walled Garden with Glasshouses About 100 Metres South West of TongswoodII111175522 June 1989
Walls and Gatepiers to Former Entrance of Great BoundsII103989510 December 1986
Walls and Gatepiers to North of Marlborough House SchoolII108461822 June 1989
Walls and Railings Surrounding RemingtonsII110720710 October 1989
Walls and Stable Range Attached to South and East of ElphicksII112196310 October 1989
Walls to the Vegetable Garden North East of St MichaelsII124036424 August 1990
Walls, Gate Piers and Gates at the Entrance to the ManorII124163224 August 1990
Walmer CottageII108442324 November 1966
Walnut TreesII106772120 June 1967
Walsingham, Formerly Called Hillside, with Stable Block AttachedII108526410 October 1989
Walters FarmhouseII125018124 August 1990
Wandle MillII108524915 June 1989
War MemorialII103190812 September 2002
War MemorialII10852015 July 1993
War MemorialII124063824 August 1990
War MemorialII12472248 November 2000
War Memorial Approximately 12 Metres South of the Porch of the Church of St Mary the VirginII126051224 August 1990
Ward Monument Approximately 2 Metres North East of North Porch at St Nicholas ChurchII10851755 July 1993
Ward Monument Approximately 7 Metres West of West Tower at St Nicholas ChurchII13367615 July 1993
Warrington Place FarmhouseII137838528 September 1998
Wat Tylers CottageII124909720 October 1954
Water Pump About 1 Metre South of LambertsII111570422 June 1989
Water Tower Adjoining Tower CottageII126191617 July 1990
Water Trough on the PlainII133437322 June 1989
WatermansII126292424 August 1990
Weald HouseII12038425 July 1993
Weald Property Management, Dunroamin, Oakdene, Madle Cottage, Forge Cottage and Dolphin CottageII12044875 July 1993
Weaver'SII134776019 May 1986
Weaver'S DenII108476820 June 1967
Weaver'S EndII110155319 May 1986
WeaversII108455920 October 1954
WeaversII10852505 July 1993
Weavers CottageII12038465 July 1993
Weavers' CottagesII111571920 June 1967
Weavers' CottagesII133866920 June 1967
Webster House and Railings to NorthII135756419 May 1986
Weeks BakeryII108466922 June 1989
WeirleighII124960024 August 1990
Well and Housing About 10 Metres East of Well HouseII108474322 June 1989
Well and Housing in Churchyard Wall About 25 Metres North East of Church of All SaintsII108460322 June 1989
Well CottageII108460022 June 1989
Well Head with the West Courtyard of Old Scotney CastleII110031610 October 1989
Well HouseII108469820 June 1967
Well HouseII133868022 June 1989
Weller Headstone Approximately 3 Metres South West of the Tower of the Old Church of St PeterII124029024 August 1990
Wellgrove FarmhouseII125443324 August 1990
Wellington Cottage and 1, Waterloo CottageII137385219 May 1986
Wellington LodgeII10844607 June 1974
Wentways and LaylocksII134272519 May 1986
Wentworth Cottage and Mistletoe CottageII133769822 June 1989
West HouseII108462820 June 1967
WesternhangerII111962110 October 1989
Whisketts FarmhouseII111190510 October 1989
Whistler'SII134627219 May 1986
White Chimneys CottageII13367449 September 1991
White CottageII125317424 August 1990
White CottageII13367655 July 1993
White CottageII133691120 June 1967
White Lion HouseII108484919 May 1986
White'S CottageII111190122 June 1989
White'S Cottage and White'S Lodge, Wall and Gate Piers AttachedII132006322 June 1989
White'S FarmhouseII108474722 June 1989
White'S News AgentsII133693319 May 1986
WhitegatesII12814465 July 1993
WhiteleafII133882420 May 1952
Whitelime Cottages Whitelimes FarmII112188522 June 1989
Whitelimes BarnII133875430 October 1987
WhitesII108474622 June 1989
Whitethorn CottageII124909024 August 1990
Whitethorn CottagesII127761424 August 1990
Whitewell HouseII137384519 May 1986
Wilkins Headstone Approximately 3.5 Metres South of the Chancel of the Church of St Mary the VirginII126041324 August 1990
William Clark Headstone About 11 Metres South of the Chancel of the Church of All SaintsII125000424 August 1990
William Gibbons Headstone About 9 Metres South of the South Aisle of the Church of All SaintsII125000824 August 1990
Willow BarnII110622710 October 1989
Willow HouseII12047725 July 1993
Wilshin Memorial Immediately South of the Vestry of the Chapel of Ease of St LukeII126339624 August 1990
Wilsley FarmhouseII108418619 May 1986
Windie EdgeII133865810 December 1986
WoodcoteII108477510 December 1986
Wooden Inscription Board to Pierce Family, About 20 Metres North East of Church of St MargaretII108455410 October 1989
Woodhams Headstone Approximately 8 Metres South of the Nave of the Church of St MartinII107489824 August 1990
WoodlandsII126368620 October 1954
Woods CottageII108475827 October 1950
WoodsdenII133874722 June 1989
WoodsideII12037105 July 1993
Woodward Headstone Approximately 1.5 Metres North of the Chancel of the Old Church of St PeterII107495224 August 1990
Workshop 20 Yards to South West of the BungalowII137389119 May 1986
Wrangling CottageII126369824 August 1990
Wrangling GreenII124953024 August 1990
WyattsII124895524 August 1990
Wych HouseII133875222 June 1989
YawtonsII108483520 June 1967
Yew Tree CottageII108451510 October 1989
Yew Tree FarmhouseII107493820 October 1986
Yew Tree FarmhouseII108451410 October 1989
Yew Tree FarmhouseII10852515 July 1993
Yew Tree FarmhouseII133669610 October 1989
Yew Tree HouseII120454220 June 1967
York CottageII10844497 June 1974
York HouseII12664607 June 1974
York Road Meeting RoomII10658847 June 1974
Zion Farm CottagesII108465722 June 1989

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.