Early Victorian listed buildings in Elmbridge

There are 36 Early Victorian listed buildings in Elmbridge.

• 32, Queens Road II
• Beckford tomb 40 metres north of the tower of Church of St. Andrew II
• Boundary railings to former Lambeth Waterworks (from the borough boundary to the boundary with No 1 Riverside Villas) II
• Burhill Club House II
• Burvale House II
• Christ Church II
• Church Of Holy Trinity II
• Church of St Andrew I
• Church Of St George I
• Church of St James II*
• Church Of St Paul II
• Church Of St Peter II
• Clock Tower and attached former stable block to Mount Felix II
• Cobham Park Woodyard And Brewhouse II
• Cooper tomb 5 metres south east of south porch of Church of St. Andrew. II
• Ellesmere Hospital II
• Former ancilliary building to south west of Lambeth Waterworks engine house II
• Former ancilliary building to west of Lambeth Waterworks engine house (Building No 6) II
• Former Lambeth Waterworks engine house and pump house (Building No 1) II
• Gate lodges to Oatlands Park II
• Gateway to Oatlands Park II*
• Hatchford Park School II
• Heywood II
• Home of Compassion II*
• Lorimar House II
• Moore tomb 10 metres east of porch of Church of St. Andrew II
• Oatlands Park Hotel II
• Stable Block To Left Of Upper Court II
• Stoneleigh House II
• The Chinese Bridge II
• The Gardeners Cottage II
• The Hand And Spear Hotel II
• The Manor House II
• The Rectory II
• Village Pump II
• Wellard Tomb, 68 metres north of Church of St. James II