Early Victorian listed buildings in Hertsmere

There are 47 Early Victorian listed buildings in Hertsmere.

• 11 AND 12, STATION APPROACH (See details for further address information) II
• 247 AND 249, WATLING STREET II
• 38, Sparrows Herne II
• 67 And 69, High Street II
• 71 And 73, High Street II
• 80, High Street II
• Bhaktivedanta Manor II
• Brewers' Almshouses II
• Bushey Cottage II
• Bushey Studios II
• Central Range At Wrotham Park Home Farm, Including Barn, Engine House, Chimney, Shelter Shed And Building Facing On To Rear Yard II
• Chace House II
• Church of St John the Baptist I
• Church Of St Martin II
• Church Of St Nicholas II
• Church Of St Peter II
• County End II
• Dairy Cottage And Attached Garden Walls, At Wrotham Park Home Farm II
• Delrow Cottage II
• Edge Grove School II
• Fern Cottage II
• Garden Cottage And Attached Garden Walls At Wrotham Park Home Farm II
• Garden Wall About 20 Metres South Of Haydon Hill II
• Haydon Hill II
• Kemprow Farm House II
• Laurel Cottage II
• Lyndhurst II
• Munden House II
• Northern Range Of Farm Buildings, Including Former Farm Office, At Wrotham Park Home Farm II
• Oakmere House II
• Orangery At Wrotham Park About 70 Metres North North West Of Stable Block II
• Orchard Mead II
• Priory Cottage II
• Pursley Farm House II
• Reveley Lodge And Associated Buildings II
• Schapwick Cottage II
• School House II
• South Range Of Shelter Sheds And Attached Forge At Wrotham Park Home Farm II
• Stewards House And Attached Garden Walls, At Wrotham Park Home Farm II
• The Chequers Public House II
• The Duty Stone On District Boundary To North West Of Golf Course II
• The Fortress II
• The Gardens Cottage And Kitchen Garden Wall II
• The Thatched Lodge II
• Wall To Front Of St Giles Churchyard And Brewers' Almshouses (Numbers 99-100) II
• Wood Hall II
• Wrotham Park And Stable Block II*