Early Victorian listed buildings in Three Rivers

There are 30 Early Victorian listed buildings in Three Rivers.

• Basing House II
• Bircham Cottages II
• Bridge Carrying Railway Over North End Of Road II
• Christchurch II*
• Church Of St Thomas Of Canterbury II
• Coal Duty Boundary Post Outside The Lodge On East Side Of Road II
• Croxley Hall Farmhouse II
• Dickinson House II
• Flint Cottage II
• Front Garden Railings Of Sarratt House II
• Glen Chess II
• Hawkford Hall II
• Laurel Cottage And Crowthorne II
• Long Meadow Woodene II
• Mansion House Farmhouse II
• Model Cottages II
• Moor Park And Orangery/Stable Block I
• Nash Mills Railway Bridge II
• Oxhey Chapel II*
• Silfield House II
• Stables To Rear Of The White Cottage II
• Sunnyside II
• The Lodge II
• The Manor House II
• The Old School House II
• The Vicarage II
• The White Cottage II
• The White Hart Public House II
• Wilson Monument Immediately North Of Chancel Of Church Of St Mary II
• Wood Way And Chartist Cottage II