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Listed buildings in Wychavon

Wychavon has 2,456 listed building entries — 46 Grade I, 135 Grade II* and 2,275 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 24 October 1951 and the most recent from 28 November 2025.

List entries
2,456
Grade I
46
1.9%
Grade II*
135
5.5%
Grade II
2,275
92.6%

When Wychavon’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 848 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Wychavon — page 8 of 8

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Tudor CottageII111696411 February 1965
Tudor CottageII121468330 July 1959
Tudor CottageII135024730 July 1959
Tudor CottageII135025328 June 1985
Tudor CottageII13741353 August 1972
Tudor Cottage and Twyne CottageII135011127 January 1984
Tudor HouseII10812224 September 1986
Tudor HouseII11169733 August 1972
Tudor HouseII11170513 August 1972
Tudor HouseII12582583 August 1972
Turret House 150 Metres South East of Cookhill PrioryII13499595 December 1986
Two Barns and Out Houses About 50 Metres West of Sheriff'S Lench Manor FarmhouseII117971228 June 1985
Two Cast Iron Headstones About 25 Metres North of North Aisle of Church of St JamesII128815126 June 1985
Two K6 Telephone Kiosks Immediately North North West of Number 25II121625628 July 1992
Tytchney GablesII108115730 June 1975
Tythe CottageII12588203 August 1972
Ullington HallII130314727 January 1984
Ullington HouseII135011927 January 1984
Uphampton CottageII108113414 March 1969
Uphampton HouseII108113521 March 1985
Upper CourtII11675092 December 1986
Upper End FarmhouseII130141330 July 1959
Upper Goosehill FarmhouseII117954628 February 1975
Upper Hollowfields FarmhouseII11796334 September 1986
Upper HouseII108132130 July 1959
Upper TapenhallII129654014 March 1969
Upper Terrace and Steps to South West Front of Chateau Impney HotelII121510126 June 1985
Upper Townsend FarmhouseII11169203 August 1972
Upper Wolverton FarmhouseII12586353 August 1972
Upton HouseII12586453 August 1972
Urn About One Metre North-East of Porch of Morton HallII130176528 June 1985
Urn About One Metre South-East of Porch of Morton HallII135024628 June 1985
VicarageII13870243 August 1972
Vicarage CottageII134997130 July 1959
Victoria ArmsII10816089 January 1987
Village CrossII111659611 February 1965
Village CrossII127310311 February 1965
Village CrossII131982311 February 1965
Village Cross About 50 Yards East of the Church of St BarbaraII116716130 July 1959
Village HallII111658311 February 1965
Vine CottageII12599123 August 1972
Vine CottageII129635721 March 1985
Vine CottageII131971611 February 1965
Vine CroftII115769630 July 1959
VinecroftII13022537 May 1952
Violet Cottage, the Thatch, Middle Cottage, Rose CottageII12731023 August 1972
Wall and Gate Piers at Besford Court in Front of HouseII12425603 August 1972
Wall and Gate Piers to Front of Fernhill Heath HouseII108117021 March 1985
Wall and Gatepiers to the West of Manor FarmhouseII11170703 August 1972
Wall at Besford Court Adjacent to PresbyteryII12599563 August 1972
Wall at Prior'S Garden (Adjoining Monk'S Close)II13196303 August 1972
Wall at the Old CollegeII11166143 August 1972
Wall at the Old Mansion to the South West of the HouseII11170583 August 1972
Wall Attached to WestII121547429 July 1987
Wall bordering road south of No 158II128834629 July 1987
Wall bordering road to west of 46 High StreetII121477929 July 1987
Wall Bounding Manor Gardens on South and West Sides and Continuing Approximately 18 Metres to NorthwestII13869965 November 1990
Wall Extending Approximately 10 Metres North of Pye Corner and Two Pairs of Gate PiersII121553529 July 1987
Wall in Front of Manor HouseII108130527 January 1984
Wall on North and West Sides of Vicarage GroundsII13870253 August 1972
Wall to South-West Side of ChurchyardII10815789 January 1987
Walled Garden and Adjoining Wall to North East About 200 Yards West of Hanbury HallII10812364 September 1986
Walled garden and attached glasshouse at Ombersley CourtII144191413 April 2017
Walled Garden at Manor House to the East of the HouseII11170543 August 1972
Walls, Gate Piers and Gates to Ombersley Court (North Entrance)II108115621 March 1985
Walls, Gate Piers, Gates and Pavillions Surrounding the Forecourt at Mere HallII135013829 December 1952
Walls, Gates, Gate Piers and Pavilions Surrounding the Forecourt South-East of Hanbury HallII10812334 September 1986
Walnut CottageII13194853 August 1972
Walnut Cottage, Cherry Orchard Cottage and Lavender CottageII11169813 August 1972
Walnut HouseII108128830 July 1959
Walnut ThatchII134996030 July 1959
Walnut Tree CottageII109633428 June 1985
Walnut Tree CottageII13196853 August 1972
WaltonII121554126 June 1985
Walton CottagesII12153745 July 1977
War MemorialII121450129 July 1987
War Memorial in the Graveyard to St James the GreatII140019123 May 2011
Waresley Green FarmhouseII128796014 March 1969
Warrrens CottageII12426953 August 1972
Wash House About 30 Yards South-East of Three WellsII10812454 September 1986
Watermill at Grafton MillII10391313 August 1972
Watkins Memorial About 15 Yards North-East of the Sandys MausoleumII108110121 March 1985
Watkins Memorial About 20 Yards North-East of the Sandys MemorialII135021421 March 1985
WaysideII13198133 August 1972
Wayside CottageII124271911 February 1965
Wayside ThatchII11664465 July 1977
Weathervane CottageII121611729 July 1987
Well About 10 Metres South of the Old School HouseII117992728 June 1985
Well CottageII11794598 September 1977
Wellington HouseII117323921 March 1985
Wells FarmhouseII11170313 August 1972
Westall Hall FarmhouseII109627228 June 1985
Westering CottageII13198143 August 1972
Western HouseII138692411 February 1965
Westfield Farm Bridge No 36II10812424 September 1986
Wheel CottageII10812744 September 1986
Wheelbarrow Castle CottageII109626830 July 1959
Wheeler Memorial About 9 Yards South-East of the Sandys MausoleumII108110221 March 1985
WhitcombeII10816292 December 1986
Whitcombe Memorial About 10 Yards North of the Nave of the Church of St FaithII11676162 December 1986
White Chapel FarmhouseII121598629 July 1987
White CottageII11798685 August 1980
White Hall FarmhouseII12428553 August 1972
White HouseII137412511 February 1965
White HouseII13197323 August 1972
White House CottageII13501624 September 1986
White LodgeII135016821 March 1985
Whitehorn CottageII13194843 August 1972
Whitlenge HouseII121571626 June 1985
Whitneys FarmhouseII129629529 July 1977
Whittington GrangeII12591103 August 1972
Whittington LodgeII125910111 February 1965
Whittington War Memorial LychgateII142523930 March 2015
Wick GrangeII124301322 June 1976
Wick House Farmhouse and Barn Adjoining to the EastII127333311 February 1965
Wick War MemorialII14623414 February 2019
Wickham HouseII121599329 July 1987
Widdows CottageII12599233 August 1972
Wilkins Tomb Approximately 5 Metres South of South Door of Church of St EadburghaII121573129 July 1987
Willow BarnII108119721 March 1985
Willow Cottage and No 1II108159430 July 1959
Willow PondII11167063 August 1972
Wilson Family Memorial About 30 Yards South of the Church of St MichaelII117376421 March 1985
Wilson Memorial About 45 Yards South-West of the Church of St MichaelII108111621 March 1985
Wilson Memorial Immediately South of the Chancel of the Church of St MichaelII108111521 March 1985
Wilspit CottageII12426963 August 1972
WincottII13500032 December 1986
Windmill CottageII109628828 June 1985
Windmill Hill FarmhouseII12586333 August 1972
WindrushII12598683 August 1972
Winnall CottageII117346921 March 1985
Winnall LodgeII108113721 March 1985
Winnall Memorial About 11 Yards South-West of the Sandys MausoleumII135021521 March 1985
Winnall Memorial About 12 Yards South-West of Sandys MausoleumII108110321 March 1985
WithymereII124260711 February 1965
Withymere BarnII11173623 August 1972
WolhuterII11167533 August 1972
Wolverton FarmhouseII12586373 August 1972
Woodbine CottageII115550527 January 1984
Woodfield CedarsII108111921 March 1985
Woodfield CottageII108112021 March 1985
Woodfield FarmhouseII108112121 March 1985
Woodfield HouseII108112221 March 1985
Woodfield House CottageII135018321 March 1985
Woodland CottageII13741373 August 1972
Woodman'S CottageII12446033 August 1972
Woodmans CottageII111661111 February 1965
WoodstockII12427053 August 1972
Woodstock CottageII13501104 September 1986
Woollashall FarmhouseII13198313 August 1972
Workman Bridge (Over River Avon)II115617524 June 1977
World War II Gun Emplacement at Holt FleetII139373231 March 2010
Wychbold CourtII121519126 June 1985
Wyck CottageII128784429 July 1987
WyneyardsII129633021 March 1985
Wyre BridgeII125868311 February 1965
Wyre HouseII12586803 August 1972
Wyre MillII12591453 August 1972
Wyre Piddle War MemorialII14401007 December 2016
Yew Tree CottageII10815859 January 1987
Yew Tree CottageII108165928 June 1985
Yew Tree CottageII11169163 August 1972
Yew Tree CottageII121571226 June 1985
Yew Tree CottageII12427863 August 1972
Yew Tree CottageII12731323 August 1972
Yew Tree CottageII13197933 August 1972
Yew Tree CottageII13501483 May 1976
Yew Tree CottageII13741343 August 1972
Yew Tree FarmhouseII121567114 March 1969
Yew Tree HouseII108112313 July 1979
Yew Tree HouseII10815912 December 1986
Yew Tree HouseII128848830 July 1959
Yew Tree Public HouseII13499522 December 1986
YondaII117990628 June 1985
Young'S FarmhouseII135019921 March 1985

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Wychavon?
Wychavon has 2,456 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 46 Grade I, 135 Grade II* and 2,275 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Wychavon 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. Wychavon’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Wychavon 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.