Late Victorian listed buildings in Three Rivers

There are 49 Late Victorian listed buildings in Three Rivers.

• Abbot'S House II
• Admiralty House II
• Basing House II
• Bootscraper Immediately North West Of The Orchard II
• Cassio Bridge Lock Number 78 II
• Chorleywood College II
• Christchurch II*
• Church Of All Saints II
• Church Of St Lawrence The Martyr I
• Church Of St Mary II
• Church Of St Paul II*
• Church Of St Peter II
• Church Of The Ascension II
• Church Of The Holy Cross II*
• Croxley House II
• Dairy About 25 Metres East Of Hunton Park II
• Durrants House with steps directly to south and associated walls and gate posts to west II
• Garston Manor II
• Great Sarratt Hall II
• Hamper Mill House II
• Hornhill House II
• Langleybury House & Film Centre II*
• Lodge To Admiralty House II
• London Coal Duty Marker On County Boundary II
• London Coal Duty Marker On County Boundary About 140 Metres South Of Road II
• London Coal Duty Marker On County Boundary About 150 Metres South East Of Woodcock Hill Farm House (Not Listed) II
• London Coal Duty Marker On County Boundary Where Road Meets Potter Street Hill II
• London Coal Duty Marker On Towing Path About 10 Metres South East Of Stocker'S House II
• Loyd Memorial Cross About 20 Metres South Of Church Of St Paul II
• Lych Gate About 25 Metres South Of Church Of St Paul II
• Micklefield Hall II
• Mile Post On Towing Path About 600 Metres North East Of Stocker'S Lock II
• Mile Post On Towing Path Immediately South Of Bridge Carrying A405 Over Canal II
• North Grove Lock II
• Oxhey Chapel II*
• Oxhey Grange II
• Oxhey Hall II*
• Power House About 50 Metres South Of The Fisheries Cottage II
• Redheath II*
• Roman Catholic Church Of St John Fisher II
• Statue Of Sir Thomas White At Merchant Taylor'S School II
• Stockers House II
• The Bury II
• The Chequers Restaurant II
• The Grove II*
• The King'S Head Public House II
• The Orchard I
• Tolpits House II
• Ye Old Greene Manne Public House II