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Listed buildings in Welwyn Hatfield

Welwyn Hatfield has 429 listed building entries — 6 Grade I, 25 Grade II* and 398 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 29 December 1950 and the most recent from 6 August 2026.

List entries
429
Grade I
6
1.4%
Grade II*
25
5.8%
Grade II
398
92.8%

When Welwyn Hatfield’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 290 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Welwyn Hatfield — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Stable Block on East Side of Ayot HouseII110108924 January 1967
Stable Block to Rear of Number 3II11732479 December 1983
Stable on South Side of Farmyard at Nyn Manor FarmII12959919 December 1983
Statue of Third Marquess of SalisburyII13481499 December 1983
SurgeryII11751909 December 1983
SurgeryII134818724 January 1967
Symondshyde FarmhouseII13481519 December 1983
Telephone KioskII110090715 March 1988
Telephone KioskII134810415 March 1988
Telephone Kiosk Opposite Old RectoryII110090515 March 1988
Telephone Kiosk Outside Post Office and Opposite ChurchII110090615 March 1988
The Backhouse RoomII11727794 November 1980
The Barn TheatreII13481204 November 1980
The Beehive Public HouseII13481214 November 1980
The Brocket Arms Public HouseII110109124 January 1967
The Coach and Horses Public HouseII11736659 December 1983
The Comet Public HouseII11010366 July 1981
The CottageII13481469 December 1983
The CottageII13481849 December 1983
The Cottage at Great Nast HydeII11010059 December 1983
The Crooked Chimney Public HouseII11009959 December 1983
The Eight Bells Public HouseII12961233 April 1951
The Garden HouseII11733203 April 1951
The Gardens House and Three Walled Gardens,including Octagonal Green HouseII11009919 December 1983
The GrangeII11738739 December 1983
The GrangeII117506824 January 1967
The Great Stables, the Harness Room Shop, the Donkey StablesII11010229 December 1983
The Green Man Public HouseII12961449 December 1983
The Hook HouseII11738846 February 1952
The Hope and Anchor Public HouseII13481769 December 1983
The Horse and Groom Public HouseII13481811 November 1978
The LimesII11010699 December 1983
The LodgeII11753939 December 1983
The LodgeII13481099 December 1983
The Lodge House Home Park,including the Deer LarderII134815330 March 1966
The Manor HouseII11010739 December 1983
The Manor HouseII129659124 January 1967
The Manor House and West ManorII134819424 January 1967
The Mill HouseII110102728 February 1978
The Nabisco Shredded Wheat FactoryII110108416 January 1981
The Old Bakery and 9aII11009789 December 1983
The Old ChequersII11750149 December 1983
The Old Coach HouseII12961162 September 1977
The Old CottageII11010754 November 1980
The Old CottageII11733519 December 1983
The Old CottageII12961659 December 1983
The Old CottageII13481899 December 1983
The Old HouseII12954729 December 1983
The Old Maypole Public HouseII11009559 December 1983
The Old RectoryII117274624 January 1967
The Old Rectory Including GarageII11010589 December 1983
The Old VicarageII117397330 March 1966
The Old VicarageII11749194 September 1978
The Parish Church of St JohnII129651729 December 1950
The RectoryII11009339 December 1983
The RectoryII11732289 December 1983
The Red Lion HotelII11733489 December 1983
The Rose and Crown Public HouseII13481991 September 1976
The Rose and Crown Public House,former Coach House on North Side of Car ParkII11009571 September 1976
The Salisbury Crest Public HouseII11010656 February 1952
The Stable Block at North Mymms ParkII11009479 December 1983
The Stables Brocket HallII134817730 March 1966
The Sun InnII11735239 December 1983
The Thatched HouseII11753859 December 1983
The VineyardII11009369 December 1983
The Waggoners Public HouseII13481411 August 1980
The Wellington Inn HotelII134818624 January 1967
The White HartII110094124 January 1967
The White Horse Public HouseII11752559 December 1983
The White HouseII11009429 December 1983
The Woodman InnII13481989 December 1983
The Wrestlers Public HouseII13481509 December 1983
Thody'S of WelwynII11009609 December 1983
Three Outbuildings to North,north-West of Lemsford MillII110102828 February 1978
Tolmers Park HospitalII110103922 August 1972
Tomb on South Side of Chancel of Church of St Mary the VirginII13481979 December 1983
Tomb South East of Church of St Mary the Virgin, Near Church CottageII11742129 December 1983
Tudor CottageII110109224 January 1967
Two Brewers Public HouseII12959699 December 1983
Upper Cromer Hyde FarmhouseII12963769 December 1983
Upper West End FarmII11010316 February 1952
Vernons HouseII11009779 December 1983
Wall and Gatepiers at the Lodge House,home ParkII11734579 December 1983
Wall,railings,gatepiers and Gate to Number 16II110090416 September 1987
Walled Garden on North Side of Ayton Manor HouseII11010909 December 1983
Walled Gardens and Adjoining House at PotterellsII11009459 December 1983
Walls and Gates on the North and West Sides of Hatfield HouseII11010219 December 1983
Walls and Pavilions on the South Side of the Vineyard Including Vineyard Cottages,home ParkII11010239 December 1983
Walls Bounding North Sides of the Vineyard in Home ParkII11734629 December 1983
Walls,railings and Gates to Churchyard of St Mary'S Parish ChurchII11009569 December 1983
Welwyn Design;r Gunner,butcher and PoultererII11009309 December 1983
Welwyn North Railway Station and FootbridgeII13853914 October 2000
WheatsheafsII13481359 December 1983
Woodbine CottageII11009439 December 1983
Woodhall Farm Cottage South of FarmhouseII13481793 April 1951
Woodhill House (Old People'S Home)II12962219 December 1983
Woolmer Green War MemorialII143352822 March 2016
WytmeadII12964849 December 1983

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Welwyn Hatfield?
Welwyn Hatfield has 429 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 6 Grade I, 25 Grade II* and 398 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Welwyn Hatfield 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. Welwyn Hatfield’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Welwyn Hatfield 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.