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Listed buildings in Windsor and Maidenhead

Windsor and Maidenhead has 956 listed building entries — 23 Grade I, 71 Grade II* and 862 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 4 January 1950 and the most recent from 17 March 2021.

List entries
956
Grade I
23
2.4%
Grade II*
71
7.4%
Grade II
862
90.2%

When Windsor and Maidenhead’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 421 entries.

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Grade II listed buildings in Windsor and Maidenhead — page 3 of 3

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Old BeamsII111755022 September 1987
Old Beams CottageII115519122 September 1987
Old Cottage, 45 Metres South of Church of St John the BaptistII131946226 April 1989
Old FarmhouseII128122211 April 1972
Old FarmhouseII130320725 March 1955
Old Golden Gates LodgeII11198163 March 1972
Old Golden Gates railings and gatesII11198173 March 1972
Old Lodge FarmhouseII131944411 April 1972
Old Manor CottageII111759611 April 1972
Old Mill HouseII11177204 January 1950
Old Oak CottageII111754911 April 1972
Old SolomonsII115525911 April 1972
Old St Christopher'SII121090911 April 1950
Old TimbersII115571311 April 1972
OldfieldII113608812 August 1983
Oldfield CottagesII131940925 March 1955
Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic ChurchII10315518 December 1997
Ouseley LodgeII13236563 March 1972
Outbuilding North East of the CedarsII11099173 March 1972
Outbuildings at South West End of Barn and Stables Adjoining Silwood Park FarmhouseII111982026 June 1998
Ovey'S FarmhouseII130341425 March 1955
Pair of K6 Telephone KiosksII13933608 July 2009
Paradise CottagesII111751911 April 1972
Paradise FarmhouseII126668025 March 1955
Paradise HouseII131941725 March 1955
Park Street LodgeII11177262 October 1975
Parkwell CottageII12060532 October 1975
Pavilion 40 Metres South East of Main Building, St Mark'S HospitalII111758915 March 1983
Peach CottageII11198103 March 1972
Pearmain CottageII13236573 March 1972
Pelling CloseII11198013 March 1972
Pickets HouseII11177152 October 1975
Pillar BoxII121136330 September 1969
Porny SchoolII10315488 December 1997
Post Office CottageII11174862 May 1989
Pound CottageII113587325 March 1955
Pound CottageII131939211 April 1972
Premises Occupied by Alden and Blackwell (Booksellers)II121094214 May 1973
Prince Christian Victor of Schleswig-Holstein MonumentII11176772 October 1975
Pump Houses to North of Tangier Mill HouseII12114756 April 1981
Queen Anne'S CottageII11177132 October 1975
Queen Anne'S Gate LodgeII11177142 October 1975
Queen Victoria's ChapelII132366826 June 1998
Queen Victoria'S StatueII12813622 October 1975
Range of Buildings on West Side of Drive from North End to GatesII12446372 October 1975
Range of Cowsheds Stabling Etc to West of the Home FarmhouseII13192692 October 1975
Ray LodgeII111758627 February 1950
Redaways CottageII115525111 April 1972
RickhamsII111750111 April 1972
Riding Court FarmhouseII113589826 April 1984
Riding School with Upper Middle and Lower CourtsII11177572 October 1975
Roman Catholic Church of St EdwardII11177642 October 1975
Rose CottageII115480522 September 1987
Rose CottageII120440611 April 1972
RosehillII111753922 September 1987
Rosemary CottageII131942911 April 1972
Rosemary CottageII13236603 March 1972
Royal County of Berks Real Tennis ClubII13194301 June 1984
Royal Gardens LodgeII11177542 October 1975
Royal LodgeII13236693 March 1972
Royal Stables HouseII11177582 October 1975
Russell Monument and 2 Others in Churchyard of Church of St. Mary, About 18 Metres South of West End of NaveII111753022 September 1987
Savile HouseII129000230 September 1969
Seven Stars Public House and Attached StablesII111975222 May 1998
Shaw FarmhouseII11177532 October 1975
Sheelin Cottage Upper WycombeII13236623 March 1972
Shepherds CottageII131940022 September 1987
ShotteryII131941025 March 1955
ShottesbrookeII111744311 April 1972
ShottesbrookeII111744426 April 1989
Shottesbrooke FarmhouseII111748326 April 1989
Sill Bridge at Ngr Su 8265 7572II13194191 March 1988
Sill Bridge CottageII11359181 March 1988
Silwood Park and former stable blockII11099273 March 1972
Silwood Park FarmhouseII11198183 March 1972
Silwood Park Garden HouseII11198213 March 1972
Slate boundary wallII142237525 September 2003
Small Barn at Lot Farm, About 60 Metres South East of the FarmhouseII131938722 September 1987
Smewins CottageII111744511 April 1972
South Lodge to Silwood ParkII11099283 March 1972
South West Gate and Lodge to St Albans StreetII11177592 October 1975
Spring LodgeII111762212 August 1983
St Annes House Convent of St John the BaptistII111774018 June 1973
St Mark's Chapel 12 metres north-east of main building, St Mark's HospitalII111759015 March 1983
St Michael'S Cottage and Iron RailingsII113602225 March 1955
St Michael's HallII113601225 March 1955
Stable and Coach House on North Side of Yard of the Coach HouseII11177672 October 1975
Stable Block at Hall Place, Adjoining on the North EastII115580722 September 1987
Stable block to Cayton Park SouthII115591522 September 1987
Stable Building to Cumberland CollegeII13236653 March 1972
Stable Cottage, Bell Cottage and workshops with attached wall, approximately 88 metres south west of Bisham AbbeyII131939911 April 1972
Stables and Attached Cartshed at Lot Farm, About 45 Metres South East of the FarmhouseII130296022 September 1987
Stables and Barn Approximately 10 Metres East of Halls FarmhouseII13194121 March 1988
Stables and Cart Shed at Woolley Firs, Approximately 20 Metres West of HouseII111745026 April 1989
Stables Approximately 100 Metres East South East of Beenham'S FarmhouseII111750714 October 1986
Stables at Applehouse Farm Approximately 3 Metres North East of FarmhouseII131937622 September 1987
Stables at Grove Farm, Approximately 45 Metres North of Grove FarmhouseII113609519 December 1988
Stables Immediately to East of 3 and 5 King StreetII13008028 August 1994
Stables, Approximately 55 Metres West of Cresswells FarmhouseII13194402 May 1989
Statue at Hall Place, About 45 Metres South of Main HouseII115583622 September 1987
Statue at Hall Place, About 500 Metres North of Main HouseII111755522 September 1987
Statue of Albert Prince ConsortII13236703 March 1972
Stocks and Whipping PostII131942511 April 1972
Stuart CottageII113621125 March 1955
Stubbings HouseII115477911 April 1972
Stud Green FarmhouseII113641511 April 1972
Tangier Mill HouseII12114726 April 1981
Tarbay FarmhouseII111747811 April 1972
Tea House to South of Frogmore House in Frogmore GroundsII11177792 October 1975
Telford CottageII115519911 April 1972
TetworthII11198233 March 1972
Thatched CottageII128132911 April 1972
Thatched CottageII131941425 March 1955
Thatched Tavern Public HouseII11198253 March 1972
The Adam and Eve Public HouseII13193352 October 1975
The AviaryII11177842 October 1975
The Bakers TavernII13193447 May 1969
The Baptist ChurchII11176552 October 1975
The Barn and The Dairy HouseII131940125 March 1955
The BrewhouseII130333625 March 1955
The Bridge House Public House and Adjoining BarnII131942830 December 1986
The CedarsII11198293 March 1972
The Chequers Public HouseII111757222 September 1987
The ClocktowerII131937512 August 1983
The Coach HouseII11177662 October 1975
The CottageII111763626 April 1984
The Courtyard Datchet LodgeII113592223 September 1955
The Crispin Public HouseII13192872 October 1975
The Criterion Public HouseII13193452 October 1975
The Crown and Cushion Public HouseII121140314 May 1973
The Crown Public HouseII113621325 March 1955
The Crown Public House and Attached BarnII131304826 April 1984
The Dower HouseII111755825 March 1955
The Dower HouseII132365526 June 1998
The Duke of Cambridge Public HouseII11176952 October 1975
The FerryII111758111 April 1972
The Five Bells Public HouseII111764526 April 1984
The ForgeII115526625 March 1955
The Forge RestaurantII115534325 March 1955
The Former Tote Building to Ascot RacecourseII110992026 June 1998
The Fox and Castle Public HouseII111980210 August 1951
The Garden HouseII12446282 October 1975
The Gatehouse the Little Gatehouse and Stable WallsII11198033 March 1972
The George InnII111747925 March 1955
The George InnII129003914 May 1973
The George InnII131938226 April 1984
The GrangeII111756411 April 1972
The Hollies Walnut CottageII13236593 March 1972
The Home FarmhouseII11177832 October 1975
The Hope Public HouseII11176922 October 1975
The Horse and Groom Public HouseII12041262 October 1975
The HydeII131937412 August 1983
The LawnII113588023 September 1955
The MaltingsII131936725 March 1955
The MeadsII131937327 February 1950
The Memorial Buildings, Eton CollegeII121090330 September 1969
The MillII11175538 September 1983
The Morning Star Public HouseII111763213 February 1981
The MountII131937022 September 1987
The New Schools, Eton CollegeII121090430 September 1969
The NookII111760025 March 1955
The Old ApothecaryII115527525 March 1955
The Old BakeryII111755622 September 1987
The Old Bridge HouseII131936023 September 1955
The Old Butchers ShopII131940525 March 1955
The Old CottageII115590425 March 1955
The Old Council HouseII131299825 September 1990
The Old Dutch HouseII111750025 March 1955
The Old Malt HouseII131294525 March 1955
The Old RectoryII111764323 September 1955
The Old ThatchII111761012 August 1983
The Old VicarageII111760526 April 1984
The Old VicarageII139371619 March 2010
The Perserverance Public HouseII131302226 April 1984
The Plough Public HouseII131303825 March 1955
The Post HouseII111763826 April 1984
The Post OfficeII11175171 March 1988
The RailsII131281325 March 1955
The Ringers Public HouseII11362082 May 1989
The Royal Adelaide HotelII11177162 October 1975
The Royal Exchange Public HouseII111757511 April 1972
The Royal Free SchoolsII12041122 October 1975
The Royal Stag Public HouseII111763126 April 1984
The SheilingII131306311 April 1972
The Ship InnII12041542 October 1975
The Stag and Hounds Public House and Adjoining CottageII11177002 October 1975
The Tapestries, Old WindsorII147412117 March 2021
The Tarry StoneII115552811 April 1972
The Three Tuns HotelII12807844 January 1950
The Two Brewers InnII13193422 October 1975
The VicarageII115523911 April 1972
The Wall, Eton CollegeII121145314 May 1973
The Waterman'S Arms Public HouseII129026214 May 1973
The White Cottage (Originally the Log Hut)II139260220 May 2008
The White HouseII131938527 February 1950
The WildernessII131935113 February 1981
The Windsor AlmhousesII12059652 October 1975
Theatre RoyalII13193362 October 1975
ThimbleII120438811 April 1972
Thomson Tomb in the Churchyard of Church of St. Mary, About 8 Metres South of West End of NaveII111752722 September 1987
TiggersII131939722 September 1987
Tilleys CottageII131304325 March 1955
Tithe Barn CottageII131940222 September 1987
Tithe Farm CottageII111764726 April 1984
Tithecote ManorII111753425 March 1955
Titness CottageII11099293 March 1972
TittenhurstII11099303 March 1972
Town FarmhouseII115478425 March 1955
TraddlesII130297111 April 1972
TrippsII13130411 March 1988
TuckenhamsII113590225 March 1955
Turnstiles and Offices to Ascot RacecourseII110992226 June 1998
Turpin LodgeII115573211 April 1972
Turret HouseII11176882 October 1975
Turville CottageII111758512 August 1983
Undercroft in the Garden of Hurley Lodge, About 50 Metres North of HouseII111753222 September 1987
United Reformed ChurchII111759212 August 1983
Varden Monument and Another,in Churchyd of Church of St. Mary, About 26 Metres South of East End of NaveII130304222 September 1987
Vicarage CottageII113616825 January 1983
Vicarage LodgeII131300712 August 1983
Victoria Bridge LodgeII12722742 October 1975
Village WellII111745511 April 1972
Vine Cottage Worcester CottageII115528425 March 1955
Virginia Water Lodge to Silwood ParkII11198133 March 1972
Wall and Gate Piers at Hall Place, About 50 Metres South of Main HouseII131939522 September 1987
Wall Cottage WestonsII129000311 April 1950
Wall to Front of Clewer ManorII111975828 May 1998
Wall to Graveyard at Church of St. Mary and Enclosing Former PrioryII130300711 April 1972
Wall to west of Lullebrook ManorII111757922 September 1987
Wall with Railings and Gates to Windsor Methodist ChurchII111766216 May 1990
Walnut Tree CottageII128125711 April 1972
Waltham GrangeII128120729 May 1975
War Memorial at Paradise CornerII13934687 October 2009
War Memorial Outside the Old Dutch HouseII138912824 January 2001
Weavers CottageII111753711 April 1972
Wellington Public HouseII12054362 October 1975
West CourtII111759422 November 1989
Western Cottage and Lych GateII11177682 October 1975
WestonsII121145230 September 1969
Wheat ButtsII121094914 May 1973
White CottageII11175141 March 1988
White CottageII13130351 March 1988
White Place FarmhouseII131939022 September 1987
Whitefield FarmhouseII111751211 April 1972
Wiggs CottageII111754625 March 1955
William IV Public HouseII11176754 January 1950
Willow FarmhouseII113626911 April 1972
Wilton Mead and Company Estate AgentsII111762627 February 1950
Windsor and Eton Central StationII12046062 October 1975
Windsor BridgeII11176735 December 1969
Windsor Methodist ChurchII125441316 May 1990
Windsor Riverside Station and Royal waiting roomII11177372 October 1975
Wisteria CottageII131938925 March 1955
Woodlands CottageII131939622 September 1987
Woodmans CottageII130364625 March 1955
Woolley FirsII128136911 April 1972
Woolley HallII138959118 December 2001
Workshop adjoining Rose CottageII131939122 September 1987
Ye Olde Red LionII11174722 May 1989
Yew CottageII120425126 April 1989
Yew Tree CottageII111749325 March 1955
York PlaceII120550711 October 1973

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Windsor and Maidenhead?
Windsor and Maidenhead has 956 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 23 Grade I, 71 Grade II* and 862 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Windsor and Maidenhead 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. Windsor and Maidenhead’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Windsor and Maidenhead 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.