Listed buildings in Maidstone and Malling
There are 622 listed buildings in the Maidstone and Malling parliamentary constituency, England. Its Member of Parliament is Helen Grant (Conservative), 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 Maidstone and Malling fall under 2 authorities:
- Maidstone — 350 buildings (56% of the constituency)
- Tonbridge and Malling — 271 buildings (44% of the constituency)
By grade
All listed buildings in Maidstone and Malling
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5, Mill Hall II
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9, Waterside II
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Barham Court II*
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Barming Place II*
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Bear Hotel II
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Bower Lodge II
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Brome House II*
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Brook House II
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Broumfield II
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Bydews Place II*
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Cade House II
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Chestnuts II
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Church House II
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Cobb's Hall II
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Court Lodge II
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Daye House II
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Derbies II*
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Douce's Manor II*
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Fant House II
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Forge House II
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Forsters II
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Grasmere II
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Grove House II*
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Hayle Mill II*
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Hayle Place II
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Hever Lodge II
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Hill House II
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Holly Bush II
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Icel House II
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Icm Offices II
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Ingleside II
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Ivy Cottage II
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Leybourne Castle II*
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Lock House II
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Lucknow II
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Lyme Cottage II
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Malling Place II*
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Medway House II
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New Barns II
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Old Cottages II
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Old Tiles II
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Old Vicarage II
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Paris Farmhouse II*
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Park House II*
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Preston Hall II
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Rock House II
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Romney House II*
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Rose Cottage II
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Royal Albion II
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South Lodge II
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Springfield II
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Stream Cottages II*
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Street House II
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Swan Hotel II
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Swan Mill II
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Temple House II
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The Barracks II*
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The Bull Inn II
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The Cascade II
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The Cottage II
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The Laurels II
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The Limes II
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The Stag II
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The Town Hall II*
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The Vicarage II
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The Zoo II
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Tudor House II
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Village Pump II
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War Memorial II
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Weir Mill II
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Went House II*
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Wren's Cross II
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Yew Tree Cottage 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.