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Listed buildings in West Berkshire

West Berkshire has 1,889 listed building entries — 42 Grade I, 109 Grade II* and 1,738 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 14 April 1947 and the most recent from 8 August 2023.

List entries
1,889
Grade I
42
2.2%
Grade II*
109
5.8%
Grade II
1,738
92.0%

When West Berkshire’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 1,290 entries.

1940s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in West Berkshire — page 6 of 6

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Old ManorII111714128 January 1987
The Old Manor House and the former Methodist Chapel (now a garage)II111369311 July 1983
The Old Post OfficeII113616628 February 1986
The Old Post OfficeII128939129 November 1983
The Old Posting HouseII12205482 September 1983
The Old RectoryII111720025 October 1951
The Old RectoryII11358992 December 1986
The Old RectoryII121404829 November 1983
The Old RectoryII122044716 August 1983
The Old RectoryII126395814 April 1967
The Old Rectory Including Courtyard to WestII113591728 January 1987
The Old RectoryyII121017829 October 1984
The Old Saddlers CottageII121372629 November 1983
The Old SchoolII111720127 June 1985
The Old School HouseII113543327 June 1985
The Old School HouseII121338914 April 1967
The Old SchoolhouseII121278029 November 1983
The Old Schoolhouse and Old School Adjoining to North WestII121039019 June 1984
The Old SmithyII113543627 June 1985
The Old St Nicholas Rectory (Part of Nos 2 and 3)II129029729 September 1950
The Old StoresII121216729 November 1983
The Old TanneryII12205459 September 1969
The Old TavernII121039419 June 1984
The Old Thatched Post OfficeII111711828 January 1987
The Old VicarageII113574021 June 1984
The Old VicarageII111363411 July 1983
The Old VicarageII11171337 December 1971
The Old VicarageII113616510 September 1951
The Old VicarageII115504714 April 1967
The Old VicarageII121239610 September 1951
The Old VicarageII122088916 August 1983
The OrangeryII129068419 June 1984
The Orchard CottageII113543227 June 1985
The PightleII122095116 August 1983
The Plough Public HouseII111728510 November 1983
The PoplarsII121100216 September 1976
The PoplarsII113592328 January 1987
The PoplarsII131951610 November 1983
The Prancing Horse Public HouseII115578210 November 1983
The PrioryII12909276 June 1952
The PrioryII12107127 March 1985
The PrioryII13031526 April 1967
The RectoryII111717225 October 1951
The RectoryII132187711 July 1983
The Red LionII12104758 June 1984
The Red Lion HotelII111369910 September 1951
The Round HouseII121563619 June 1984
The Royal OakII121372129 November 1983
The SaddlersII111714628 January 1987
The SpringII128919829 November 1983
The SquareII111365811 July 1983
The StarII131958725 October 1951
The Stone BuildingII12898732 September 1983
The Swan HotelII111717525 October 1951
The Swan HotelII118067416 August 1985
The Swan HotelII12133181 May 1986
The Swan InnII113602410 September 1951
The Thatched CottageII121434119 June 1984
The Thatched CottageII128829019 June 1984
The Thatched CottageII128904714 April 1967
The VicarageII12911396 June 1952
The Village HouseII121221714 April 1967
The Well HouseII115505910 November 1983
The White LodgeII111711114 April 1967
The WimblesII131952410 November 1983
The Windrush CottageII131311121 June 1984
The YewsII121205310 September 1951
Thicket CottageII11171679 September 1969
Thornford CottageII131952510 November 1983
Thornton CottageII122122429 October 1984
Three Swans HotelII12900778 June 1984
Threshing Barn at Westrop FarmII139373130 March 2010
Tidmarsh HouseII128800014 April 1967
Tile Cottage and Number 23II111732510 November 1983
Titcomb ManorII111723821 June 1984
Toad CottageII111368511 July 1983
Tomb 1 Metre North of North Aisle of Church of St. MaryII113613528 February 1986
Tomb 2 Metres South of Nave of Church of St Mary and St NicholasII11171853 June 1986
Tomb 6 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St Andrew 1 Metre West of Roade TombII12107177 March 1985
Tomb 7 Metres South-West of Tower of Church of St Mary and St NicholasII11171843 June 1986
Tomb 7.5 Metres South of Chancel of Church of St AndrewII12107427 March 1985
Tomb Approximately 12 Metres to South of Nave of Church of St MaryII122082616 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 13 Yards to South of Nave of St Andrews ChurchII121976816 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 14 Metres to South of Nave of Church of St MaryII122037716 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 2 Yards East of Chancel of St Andrews ChurchII121977116 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 20 Metres to South of Tower of Church of St MaryII129078516 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 7 Metres to South of Nave of Church of St MaryII122082516 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 8 Metres to East of Chancel of Church of St MaryII122085716 August 1983
Tomb Approximately 8 Metres to South of Chancel of Church of St MaryII122082716 August 1983
Tomb FarmhouseII129067419 June 1984
Tonayne House and Coach House Adjoining to NorthII122045316 August 1983
Tower Approximately 70 Metres to North of Blorenge HouseII121216929 November 1983
Tower Lodge and adjoining gatewayII121033419 June 1984
Town HallII12105958 June 1984
Town Hall and Municipal BuildingsII121058614 May 1982
Townsend Tomb, 1 Metre North West of Rawlinson TombII12211268 June 1984
Trabbs HouseII131290210 September 1951
Tree Cottage and Artist'S StudioII139657021 February 2011
Trinity CottageII113592711 July 1983
Trollope Tomb Approximately 3 Metres to North West of Church of St MaryII128939829 November 1983
Trumpletts FarmhouseII13195775 June 1986
Tudor CottageII111713828 January 1987
Tudor CottageII111719527 June 1985
Tudor CottageII13195436 February 1962
Tudor LodgeII121139129 September 1950
TumbleweedII113626211 July 1983
Two Entrance Lodges, Gates, and Flanking Walls Approximately 300 Metres to North East of Purley HallII121482619 June 1984
Ufton Court LodgeII131306014 April 1967
Ufton Nervet War MemorialII14669986 January 2020
Undy'S Farm HouseII12104398 June 1984
United Reformed ChurchII111728910 November 1983
United Reformed Church HallII122103610 June 1969
Uplands FarmhouseII131951111 July 1983
Upper Church FarmII131950510 November 1983
Upper Farm HouseII111720227 June 1985
Upper Raymond AlmshousesII121061210 June 1969
Vanners, Bucklebury CommonII143499415 August 2016
Vicarage of St John'S ChurchII12108262 September 1983
Village StocksII12120496 February 1962
Vine CottageII121216429 November 1983
Vine CottageII121338814 April 1967
Vine CottagesII12204489 September 1969
Wall Adjoining Folly Farmhouse to SouthII111711528 January 1987
Wall Adjoining the Grange to the SouthII128882129 November 1983
Wall and Blocked Doorway Approximately 10 Metres to East and Approximately 20 Metres to South of Church of St MaryII115493510 November 1983
Wall and Gate Piers Adjoining Downend Lodge to SouthII122011416 August 1983
Wall and Gate Piers to North East of Parsonage HouseII113640711 July 1983
Wall Approximately 1 Metre to South of E House, Bradfield CollegeII128958229 November 1983
Wall to East and South of Manor FarmhouseII113593811 July 1983
Wall with Gate Piers and Railings at College HouseII111368211 July 1983
Wall, Gate Piers and Gates Approximately 15 Metres to West of Chieveley HouseII122010816 August 1983
Wall, Gatepiers and Gates Approximately 10 Metres to South of Tower of Church of the Holy TrinityII121520819 June 1984
Walled Garden and Terrace Approximately 20 Metres to South West of Ufton CourtII131959528 January 1987
Walled Garden Approximately 100 Metres to South of Folly FarmhouseII113586028 January 1987
Wallins CottageII128933729 November 1983
Walls and Gatepiers Adjoining Streatley Farmhouse to NorthII121363429 November 1983
Walls and Gatepiers Approximately 10 Metres to South East of Harley HouseII121033819 June 1984
Walls Around Garden at West of Manor Farm HouseII122119810 September 1951
Walls Flanking Road at Limes FarmhouseII111369111 July 1983
Walls surrounding St. Swithin's churchyardII12211238 June 1984
Walls, Piers and Gate Flanking East Elevation of West Woodhay HouseII121035829 October 1984
Wally'S CottageII122088716 August 1983
Walnut Tree CottageII113606528 February 1986
Walnut Tree CottageII121211529 November 1983
Walnut Tree CottageII121356714 April 1967
Walnut Tree CottageII121563319 June 1984
Walnut Tree CottageII122109119 June 1984
Walnut Tree CottageII128838019 June 1984
Warren Lodge PresbyteryII12195392 September 1983
Wash Common FarmhouseII122025416 August 1983
Wasing PlaceII115594710 November 1983
Waterloo CottageII111367011 July 1983
Waterman'S FarmhouseII111723521 June 1984
Watermill TheatreII12205729 September 1969
WateroakII115536310 November 1983
Weatherboard Barn and Attached Yard Wall at Hookend Farm (On North Side of Farm Yard)II113000217 July 1990
Weathercock HouseII111368611 July 1983
Weavers CottagesII128987229 September 1950
Webb Tomb Approximately 11 Metres To South Of The Tower Of The Church Of The Holy TrinityII121520719 June 1984
Webb Tomb Approximately 9 Metres to South East of Church of St MarkII121316919 June 1984
WeirpoolII128859919 June 1984
Welch Tomb Approximately 1 Metre to South East of Church of St MarkII128919519 June 1984
Wellhead and Pump at Su 59146 80744II128899229 November 1983
Wellhouse CottageII12121217 December 1971
Wellhouse FarmhouseII13195795 June 1986
Wellington Arms Public HouseII12195472 September 1983
Wesleyan ChapelII111366011 July 1983
West Court HouseII129056510 September 1951
West Ilsley HouseII129020424 November 1966
West LodgeII122064416 August 1983
West Lodge to Greenham LodgeII122025616 August 1983
West Streatly HouseII121339729 November 1983
West Wing, Middle House, Lyle House, East Wing and Beeching CottageII128907419 June 1984
Westall Tomb 12 Metres South East of South East Corner of ChurchII12123938 June 1984
Westbourne CottageII131291511 July 1983
Westbrook Farm CottagesII122004516 August 1983
Westbrook HouseII12199756 April 1967
Westbury FarmhouseII121485814 April 1967
Westfield HouseII121555519 June 1984
Weston MillII11361116 March 1985
Westridge FarmhouseII121363929 November 1983
Westridge Manor FarmhouseII121364229 November 1983
Whale Tomb 13 Metres South East of South Corner of ChurchII12123948 June 1984
Wharf CottagesII121461014 November 1983
Wharf HouseII128976910 June 1969
Wheatlands FarmhouseII129109116 August 1983
Whispering HollowII121033919 June 1984
Whistler Tomb, 1 Metre South of South Door to ChancelII12211308 June 1984
Whistler Tomb, 20 Metres South of South Door of ChancelII12906188 June 1984
Whistler Tomb, 20 Metres South of South Door to ChancelII12211298 June 1984
Whistler Tomb, 3 Metres South of South Door to ChancelII12211318 June 1984
Whistler Tomb, 5 Metres South of South Door to ChancelII12211248 June 1984
Whitchurch Bridge (Only the Southern Abutment and Part of the Southern Span Are in Berkshire)II128857119 June 1984
White CottageII11358782 December 1986
White CottageII12911939 September 1969
White LodgeII131954221 June 1984
White Lodge and White HouseII121039119 June 1984
Whiteways CottageII121103616 September 1976
Wickham Green FarmhouseII131953412 September 1990
Wickham HouseII13129406 March 1985
Willis'S FarmhouseII111365511 July 1983
Willow WandsII111730510 November 1983
Wilson Tomb Approximately 16 Metres to East of North Aisle Chapel of Church of St AndrewII128958129 November 1983
Wilton HouseII121067710 September 1951
Windle CottageII129119618 May 1972
Windrush CottageII111724721 June 1984
Windsor HouseII132185810 September 1951
Winterbourne HoltII12907466 April 1967
Winterbourne ManorII12210176 April 1967
Winterbourne War MemorialII14408745 December 2016
WobblesII111720528 February 1986
Wood FarmhouseII121357129 November 1983
WoodcoteII111367411 July 1983
Woodcote CottagesII139249231 March 2008
Woodgreen FarmhouseII129053414 April 1967
Woodlands HouseII132184211 July 1983
Woodmansfield CottagesII122005416 August 1983
Woolhampton LodgeII115617710 November 1983
Woolhampton War MemorialII143732912 January 2017
Woolwichgreen FarmII111714228 January 1987
Wootten'SII121309729 November 1983
WordsgarthII113543127 June 1985
Worlds End Farm HouseII113608028 February 1986
WormstallII111723621 June 1984
Wyfield Manor FarmhouseII122005116 August 1983
Wyld CourtII111716224 November 1966
Yattendon SchoolII121393912 July 1971
Yattendon Square CottageII121381829 November 1983
Yattendon StoresII121376929 November 1983
Yew Tree CottageII115537810 November 1983
Yew Tree CottageII121485224 May 1976
Yew Tree CottageII121486419 June 1984
Yew Tree CottageII122089716 August 1983
Yew Tree CottageII129109316 August 1983
Yew Tree CottageII13195829 September 1969
Yew Tree Farm HouseII111719727 June 1985
Yew Tree HouseII11171863 June 1986
Yew Tree ThatchII11171793 June 1986

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in West Berkshire?
West Berkshire has 1,889 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 42 Grade I, 109 Grade II* and 1,738 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in West Berkshire 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. West Berkshire’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
West Berkshire 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.