Listed buildings in Fareham and Waterlooville
There are 407 listed buildings in the Fareham and Waterlooville parliamentary constituency, England. Its Member of Parliament is Suella Braverman (Reform UK), who has represented the seat since July 2024.
Planning authorities
Listed building consent is decided by the local planning authority, not the constituency. The buildings in Fareham and Waterlooville fall under 4 authorities:
- Fareham — 226 buildings (56% of the constituency)
- Winchester — 173 buildings (43% of the constituency)
- South Downs National Park — 5 buildings (1% of the constituency)
- Havant — 3 buildings (1% of the constituency)
By grade
All listed buildings in Fareham and Waterlooville
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12, High Street II*
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69, High Street II*
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7, High Street II*
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Barn Cottage II
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Beverley II
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Bishopsgrove II
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Bishopwood II*
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Blanton II
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Bridge House II
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Bridge House II
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Brook House II
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Buddens II
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Cams Hall II*
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Clarks II
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Crown House II
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Culverts II
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Dale Cottage II
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Dean Farmhouse II*
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Dovercroft II
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East Hill II
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Forest Gate II
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Fort Fareham II
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Golden Cot II
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Hope Cottage II
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Kintyre House II*
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Knights II
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Lyme Cottage II
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Lysses II
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Manor Croft II
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Manor House II
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Manor Lodge II
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Mayles II
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Mill House II
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Murrills II
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Noel Cottage II
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Oak Lodge II
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Park Place II*
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Pillar Box II
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Pump II
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Queens Lodge II
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R G Warwick II
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Red Lion Inn II
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Reef Cottage II
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Rookesbury II*
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Rookwood II*
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Rose Cottage II
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Rose Cottage II
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Roseneath II*
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Snow Hill II
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South Lodge II
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St Ambrose II
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St Georges II
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Stoneacre II
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Sweet Shop II
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The Cottage II
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The Grange II
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The Lodge II
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The Rectory II
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The Retreat II
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The Vicarage II
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Toby Cottage II
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Uplands II
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Vicar's Hill II
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Victory Hall II
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Vine Cottage II
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White Lodge II
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Wickham House II*
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Wickham Lodge II*
Constituency boundaries: Office for National Statistics, Westminster Parliamentary Constituencies (July 2024), Open Government Licence v3.0. Member details: UK Parliament Members API, checked 2026-09-20. Each building is placed in a constituency by its recorded location.