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Listed buildings in Westminster

Westminster has 3,996 listed building entries — 205 Grade I, 373 Grade II* and 3,418 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 25 September 1951 and the most recent from 15 May 2025.

List entries
3,996
Grade I
205
5.1%
Grade II*
373
9.3%
Grade II
3,418
85.5%

When Westminster’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 1,788 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Westminster — page 12 of 12

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
The Royal MewsII12746281 December 1987
The Salisbury Public House and 91-93, St Martin'S LaneII12360505 February 1970
The SanctuaryII12913589 January 1970
The Savoy HotelII123670916 January 1981
The Ship Public HouseII12246025 February 1970
The Spirit of ElectricityII143029419 January 2016
The Star TavernII13571831 December 1987
The StudioII10666561 December 1987
The Sun Tavern Public HouseII122231115 January 1973
The TempleII127572414 January 1970
The Turks Head Public HouseII12235681 December 1987
The Two Chairmen Public HouseII10661361 December 1987
The Union Society, King'S College and the Former Queen'S and Norfolk HotelsII123716615 May 1974
The Vaudeville TheatreII126445928 June 1972
The Volunteer Public HouseII13571916 April 1982
The Waldorf HotelII135716720 July 1971
The Welsh Baptist ChapelII12110091 December 1987
The Westminster ChapelII122018916 August 1973
The Windsor Castle Public HouseII122611431 October 1974
Third Church of Christ ScientistII10669419 January 1970
Thirteen Lamp Standards in Area Surrounding the DellII12781531 December 1987
Thirty-Four Catenary Lamp StandardsII13925138 April 2008
Thorndike House Lillington Gardens Estate with Attached Walls and StepsII127120720 December 2000
Thorney HouseII12362475 February 1970
Three K6 Telephone kiosks, outside Royal Academy of ArtsII12507003 May 1994
Three Pairs of Gatepiers to Northern Garden, and GatesII10667311 December 1987
Tothill HouseII13574995 February 1970
Tower and Spire of Christ ChurchII127500825 September 1951
Tower HouseII10663429 January 1970
Trafalgar BuildingsII12664341 December 1987
Trinity College of MusicII12484474 January 1991
Triton and Dryads Fountain, Queen Marys GardensII13756379 July 1998
Triumph HouseII126519622 November 1973
TrocaderoII10669501 May 1986
Turner House, Millbank EstateII12308955 February 1970
Twining'SII12367541 December 1987
Two Bollards at North East and South East Corners of Junction with Chesterfield HillII10666321 December 1987
Two Bollards Outside Number 4II12097421 December 1987
Two K6 telephone kiosks at the south end of James Street on the edge of Covent GardenII144742923 June 2017
Two lamp posts outside 7 and 21 Cecil CourtII148841129 February 2024
Two Piece Reclining Figure No 1 SculptureII145103625 January 2019
Unitag HouseII129067124 February 1958
United States of America EmbassyII139349621 October 2009
United Westminster AlmshousesII123524615 May 1974
University of Westminster (formerly Regent Street Polytechnic)II126518120 June 1973
Vad Ladies ClubII13570401 December 1987
Ventilation Lamp Standard Numbered 35 on Island North of Irving StreetII12922389 January 1970
Ventilation Shaft Cover, PimlicoII143083819 January 2016
Ventilation Standard and Bollards at Junction with Carnaby Street ApproachII10667431 December 1987
Ventilation Standard on Island North of Oxford CircusII12276911 December 1987
Vestry and PresbyteryII12671991 December 1987
Victoria Coach StationII14182621 September 2014
Victoria LibraryII13918595 February 2007
Victoria Lodge and Adjoining Gate and Gate PiersII127531614 January 1970
Victoria Public HouseII110994910 April 1975
Victoria Railway Station the Former London, Chatham and Dover Railway Station Including Train ShedII12666895 February 1970
Victoria Railway Station: the former London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Station and rear ConcourseII138932226 July 2001
Victoria Station Arcade including Nos. 15 and 16 Terminus Place, and Nos. 9-14 Terminus Place (facade only)II142042730 September 2014
Vigo House Vigo House, Empire House, Westmorland House and New GalleryII123511822 November 1973
Wall to Forecourt of Number 33II13573081 December 1987
Wall to Playground/Forecourt, Railings and Gateway to St George'S SchoolII12646441 December 1987
Walmar HouseII126521622 November 1973
Walmer HouseII12361411 December 1987
War MemorialII12216955 February 1970
War memorial at the Church of St John the EvangelistII143099923 November 2015
War memorial at the Church of St MarkII14319214 January 2016
War Memorial SheltersII14203824 August 2014
War Memorial with Sculpture of St George and the DragonII12648161 December 1987
Warrington HotelII10661605 February 1981
Warwick Avenue Bridge Over Regent'S CanalII124841318 October 1990
Warwick HouseII12365455 February 1970
Water Pump at North End of Central GardenII10663571 December 1987
Water Pump Set in Central Garden Opposite Number 15II12230901 December 1987
Weeks Hall, Imperial CollegeII126306230 March 1993
Wellington Barracks East GuardhouseII10664399 January 1970
Wellington Barracks Main Centre Block with East and West WingsII12185679 January 1970
Wellington Barracks Railings and East and West Gates to Birdcage WalkII12185839 January 1970
Wellington Barracks West GuardhouseII10664409 January 1970
Wellington MonumentII123151414 January 1970
Welsh Presbyterian Church ManseII126470829 June 1983
West Footbridge London ZooII111976529 May 1998
West Lodge in Corner of Crescent GardensII12259605 February 1970
West Lodge to Prince of Wales GateII123140114 January 1970
West London SynagogueII12477017 September 1989
Westbourne BridgeII13573631 December 1987
Western Corner Block of Former Charing Cross HospitalII122457329 April 1987
Western Marble Arch Synagogue (1 Wallenberg Place and 13 Quebec Mews), 24 Great Cumberland Place and 38 Seymour Street, with area railings, and standard lanterns to 38 Seymour StreetII14889122 July 2024
Western Pumping StationII121435814 January 1970
Westminster Arms Public HouseII122713410 April 1975
Westminster Council HouseII122268816 January 1981
Westminster County CourtII12360495 February 1970
Westminster Fire StationII12141211 December 1987
Westminster Palace GardensII12922865 April 1974
Westminster Precinct Conduit House Memorial at North Head of the DellII13567531 December 1987
Westminster Public LibraryII126832419 August 1996
Westminster Reference LibraryII143077517 March 2016
Westmoreland Arms Public HouseII135704214 May 1979
Wh Hudson Memorial (On the South West Edge of the Bird Sanctuary East of the West Carriage Drive)II123157214 January 1970
Wharfside Shelter and Store to Rear of Travis Perkins Builders MerchantsII124836628 June 1990
White Ferry House Public HouseII12374751 December 1987
White House Including Front Garden WallII12275575 February 1970
White Swan Public HouseII122498615 January 1973
Whitehall HouseII10661055 February 1970
Whitehall TheatreII125939920 December 1996
Whiteley'S StoreII12274505 February 1970
Whites HotelII12217545 February 1970
Wigmore HallII135737714 March 1966
Wilkie House Wilkie House, Millbank EstateII12757065 February 1970
William Pitt Byrne Memorial FountainII13572491 December 1987
William Shakespeare Statue and Fountain with Busts of Hogarth, Hunter,newton and Reynolds in Garden of SquareII122189024 February 1958
Wilson HouseII12641065 February 1970
Wilton ArmsII12511805 September 1995
Winfield HouseII13894113 September 2001
Wisley House Lillington Gardens Estate with Attached Walls and StepsII124674420 December 2000
Worcester Arms Public HouseII121279514 January 1970
Yard Premises to Rear of Numbers 22 and 23II127471515 January 1973
York Bridge Over LakeII10660651 December 1987
Zebra Crossing Near Abbey Road StudiosII139639021 December 2010

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Westminster?
Westminster has 3,996 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 205 Grade I, 373 Grade II* and 3,418 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Westminster 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. Westminster’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Westminster 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.