Early Victorian listed buildings in Shetland Islands

There are 35 Early Victorian listed buildings in Shetland Islands.

• Bod Of Nesbister, Nesbister Point, Tingwall C
• Brae House, Brae B
• Braeside, Greenbank, Yell C
• Burnside, Walls Village C
• Central Huxter Water Mill including Mill Race and Footbridge, Huxter, Sandness A
• Crofthouse and Byre at Shetland Crofthouse Museum, Southvoe, Shetland A
• East Outbuilding, Hillside Free Church Manse, Baliasta, Unst B
• Easthouse Crofthouse including barn, Duncansclate, West Burra A
• Ervhouse, Huxter C
• Fisherman's Arms, Castle Street, Scalloway C
• Gordon Cottage, 2 Hillhead, Lerwick B
• Hayfield House, Hayfield Lane, Lerwick B
• Jetty, Fishing Station, Voe B
• Kergord House, Weisdale C
• Leog House, 2 Leog Lane, Lerwick C
• Lighthouse Keeper's Cottages, Kirkabister Ness, Bressay B
• Lighthouse Keepers' Houses, Grunay, Out Skerries C
• Lighthouse Shore Station, Burrafirth, Unst C
• Lunna Church And Churchyard, Lunna Ness B
• Ness-Of-Sound, Sea Road, Lerwick C
• North Unst Lighthouse, Muckle Flugga, Unst A
• Old Kirk, Whiteness C
• Parish Church, Main Street, Scalloway B
• Post Box, St Magnus' Kirkyard Wall, Hamnavoe, Yell B
• Sandsair Pier, Fishery And Jetty, Sand Lodge B
• St Olaf's Hall, Hillhead, Lerwick C
• Steading, Lunna House, Lunna Ness C
• Steading, Veensgarth House, Veensgarth C
• The Hamars, Haroldswick, Beach Road, Unst B
• Tresta House, Tresta C
• Unst, Baltasound, Halligarth House B
• Uyeasound Church, Unst B
• Veensgarth House, Veensgarth C
• Weisdale Mill C
• West Yell Schoolhouse, Yell C