Early Victorian listed buildings in East Hampshire

There are 61 Early Victorian listed buildings in East Hampshire.

• 127-133, LONDON ROAD II
• 131, Chalton Lane II
• 19 And 21, Market Street II
• 21, Lenten Street II
• 3, 5 And 7, Haslemere Road II
• 5, Normandy Street II
• Autumn House And Woodlands II
• Barn 30 Metres South Of Isington Close II
• Barn 50 Metres South Of Lode Farmhouse II
• Barn 55 Metres South West Of Summerley II
• Box Cottage II
• Cadlington House (Cadlington Hall, Murray House, Seymour House) II
• Cedar Cottage II
• Chandos Lodge II
• Chiltee Manor II
• Church Farmhouse II
• Church Of All Saints II
• Church Of St Andrew II
• Church Of St Mary II*
• Church Of St Peter II
• Congregational Chapel II
• Dean Farmhouse II
• Eggars Cottages II
• Eveley House II
• Fox Hall And Fox Hall Cottage II
• Froyle Cottage II
• Ganwells II
• Gateway 400 Metres South Of Downlands II
• Grafton Cottage II
• Hatch Farmhouse And Storehouse Wing II
• Home Farm Cottages II
• Isington Close II
• Isington Mill II
• Lasham Hill Farmhouse II
• Lasham House II*
• Lode Farmhouse II
• Lodge II
• Lower Neatham Mill II
• Methodist Chapel II
• Milestone Opposite No 178 II
• Mill House II
• Monk House Old School House Salters Cottage II
• Mulberry House II
• Northbrook II
• Northbrook Cottages II
• Northbrook Farm Cottages II
• Oast 55 Metres North Of Hodges Farmhouse II
• Oast And Stable To Rock House Farm II
• Old Brewery House II
• Passfield House II*
• Ropley Manor II
• Stable And Malthouses, 10 Metres East Of The Manor House II
• Stable Block, 10 Metres North West Of Coldrey Farm II
• Standford Cottage II
• Star Cottage II
• Station II
• Table Tomb 14 Metres South Of St Mary'S Church (Chancel) II
• The Old Cottage II
• Town Hall II
• Trottsford Farmhouse II
• Urn In Forecourt Of Downlands II