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Listed buildings in Waverley

Waverley has 1,736 listed building entries — 22 Grade I, 95 Grade II* and 1,619 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 18 December 1947 and the most recent from 21 January 2026.

List entries
1,736
Grade I
22
1.3%
Grade II*
95
5.5%
Grade II
1,619
93.3%

When Waverley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 523 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Waverley — page 6 of 6

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Tuesley ManorII12402069 March 1960
Tugley FarmII104460117 June 1983
Tumblers CottageII11883772 January 1986
Turner CottagesII124267229 December 1972
Turner'SII13527472 January 1986
Turner'S Farm HouseII12947719 March 1960
Turnpike CottageII12410429 March 1960
Two Barns to South East of Beagley'S CottageII10444182 January 1986
UndershawII124447119 September 1977
Unitarian Chapel and CottageII104450516 May 1975
United Reform Church, Hall and ManseII124460819 September 1977
United Reformed Church and Attached Graveyard Wall with Gatepiers and RailingsII124439425 March 1999
Unnamed Monument, Approximately 6 Metres East of Chancel of Church of St Peter and St PaulII13783391 February 1991
Unstead Park HouseII10445509 March 1960
Upper Highfield Farm HouseII12608759 March 1960
Upper HouseII12609349 March 1960
Upper House Farm CottageII124135916 May 1986
Upper Ifold HouseII104436128 September 1987
Upper Ridgeway Farm HouseII124085328 October 1986
Upper Street Farmhouse and barn adjoiningII12944329 March 1960
Upper SydenhurstII124847917 June 1983
Utworth ManorII10444009 March 1960
V/STOL blast grid at Dunsfold airfieldII144724619 December 2017
Valentines Wine BarII13527843 May 1973
VanhurstII12400339 March 1960
Vastbridge CottageII104442428 September 1987
Velhurst Farm HouseII104439728 September 1987
Verandah CottageII12443683 December 1953
Verity CottageII124436719 September 1977
Vine CottageII111656629 December 1972
VinersmeadII127301829 December 1972
Waggoners CottageII118946228 September 1987
Wall and Drinking Fountain to South East of No 29II124446819 September 1977
Wall and Gate Piers to East of Lion Brewery BuildingsII125847529 December 1972
Wall and Gate Piers to St Bartholomew'S Church SchoolII124408719 September 1977
Wall and Turret to Grafham GrangeII137829628 October 1986
Wall Enclosing Garden to the West of the Old Vicarage on North and West SidesII125976329 December 1972
Wall Extending North West from Number 87II127308429 December 1972
Wall to East of Church of St John the BaptistII126055628 October 1986
Wall to Former Rose Garden Approximately 5 Metres to South West of Kingwood CourtII124171315 December 1988
Wall to South East of Great Tangley ManorII124148328 October 1986
Wall to south of Church of St NicholasII11888792 January 1986
Wall to the Front of the AlmshousesII13783351 February 1991
Walled Garden to North of Manor HouseII12607229 March 1960
Walls and Gate to Witley ManorII10969039 March 1960
Walls and Lych Gate to Churchyard of the Church of St BartholomewII127265719 September 1977
Walls and Piers to East and North of Church Hill HouseII124390119 September 1977
Walls to Former Quaker Burial GroundII10445611 February 1991
Walnut Tree CottageII10445641 February 1991
War Memorial, the GreenII139056614 August 2003
Wareham HouseII126073628 October 1986
Warehouse comprising premises occupied by John Wood and Julian Harvey and Co Ltd.II124267329 December 1972
Warren MereII12608483 May 1973
Water TowerII12401003 August 1977
Water Tower, at Junction with Frith Hill Road Water Tower, at Junction with Knoll RoadII12941723 August 1977
Waterbridge Farm HouseII12941039 March 1960
WatlandsII124843617 June 1983
Watts CottageII124127712 September 1972
Waverley Mill CottageII10444209 March 1960
WeaversII119037128 September 1987
WeaversII126047028 October 1986
Well CottageII104433328 September 1987
Well CottageII124110428 October 1986
Well HouseII104440628 September 1987
West CottageII111657529 December 1972
West End HouseII13527342 January 1986
West FarmhouseII124267429 December 1972
West Meon House and Bath HouseII137828229 December 1972
Westbrook FarmhouseII10444652 January 1986
Westbrook Hill CottagesII10444642 January 1986
Westgate and Westgate CottageII13527112 January 1986
Wheeler'S Farm HouseII12409709 March 1960
WheelwrightsII135277228 September 1987
Whipley ManorII12605482 July 1971
White MeadsII10443789 March 1960
WhitehallII119081423 February 1970
Wickham HouseII125847326 April 1950
Wild GooseII12409879 March 1960
Wildwood (Formerly Widewoods)II142416324 February 2015
WillardsII10443489 March 1960
Willey Mill (House and Mill Buildings)II137827029 December 1972
Willey Place East Wing and Flats 1 and 2II104470029 December 1972
Willinghurst CottageII126056228 October 1986
Willinghurst Farm HouseII12415819 March 1960
Willinghurst HouseII124136128 October 1986
Willow CottageII104450413 October 1987
Windmill 20 Yards Northwest of Mill FarmhouseII127784717 June 1983
Winkworth Farm HouseII12406499 March 1960
WintersgraceII124135828 October 1986
WintershallII104438628 September 1987
WintershallII111974013 May 1998
Winton HouseII104431121 May 1987
Wonersh CourtII12413489 March 1960
Wonersh United Reformed ChurchII148984823 July 2024
Wood EndII13343513 May 1973
Wood Monument, Approximately 7 Metres South of West End of South Chapel at Church of St Peter and St PaulII13783381 February 1991
Woodhill Cottage Woodhill Farm HouseII12605639 March 1960
Woodlake (formerly Lowicks House) including garden featuresII11887163 May 1973
WoodyersII126055128 October 1986
Woodyers Farm HouseII12411479 March 1960
Woolpit Farm HouseII129383012 September 1972
Working Men's HostelII111661226 April 1950
Working Mens Club (West Part) Formerly a SchoolII127252319 September 1977
Wrecclesham HouseII12730176 July 1971
Wrotham Hill CottageII119013428 September 1987
Wrought Iron Screen Before Forecourt to Vernon HouseII125974529 December 1972
WychmoorII124097128 October 1986
Wykehurst FarmhouseII104432713 August 1987
WynchfieldII124825417 June 1983
WyndrumsII135279628 September 1987
Wyphurst Home Farm HouseII11895909 March 1960
Yard Farm HouseII119038528 September 1987
Yard Walls to Friends Meeting HouseII10444711 February 1991
Yatesbury HouseII124363029 December 1972
Yew Tree CottageII10444602 January 1986
Yew Tree CottageII127238919 September 1977
Yew Tree CottageII127785417 June 1983
YieldhurstII126058512 September 1972
Yonder LyeII10443859 March 1960

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Waverley?
Waverley has 1,736 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 22 Grade I, 95 Grade II* and 1,619 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Waverley 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. Waverley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Waverley 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.