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View the 180 Listed Buildings And Listed Buildings in Woking Borough – January 2010 Title Grade Grade I Listed Buildings Church Of St Mary The Virgin, Church Road, GU21 1RT I Church Of St Nicholas, Church Hill, GU22 8XH I Church Of St Peter, Church Street, GU22 9JF I Sutton Place Including The Service Court Yard, Sutton Park I Grade II Listed Buildings 12, High Street, GU22 9ER II 34, High Street, GU22 9ER II 493 & 495 Woodhambury & Woodbrow and attached garden terraces II 57, Cheapside, GU21 4GL II 6 Headstones And 1 Footstone In St Peters Churchyard II 80 And 82, High Street, GU22 9LN II 84-88, High Street, GU22 9LN II Abbey Cottage, Pyrford Road, GU22 8UT II American Military Chapel, Brookwood Cemetery II April Cottage 4, Runtley Wood Lane II April Cottage, Guildford Road, GU22 7UT II Ashwood, Ashwood Road II Barn 10 Yards North East Of Cox's Farm House, Blanchards Hill II Barn 15 Yards South East Of Hunts Farm House, Guildford Road, GU22 II 9QX Barn 15 Yards South Scotchers Farm House, Horsell Common II Barn 15 Yards West Of Moor Lane Farmhouse, Moor Lane, GU22 9RB II Barn 20 Yards South Of Whitehouse Farm House, New Lane, GU22 9RB II Barn 3 Yards East Of White Rose Farm House, White Rose Lane II Barn 5 Yards West Of Wheelers Farm House, Warren Lane II Barn 50 Yards East Of Hoe Bridge House, Hoe Bridge Road II Barn 50 Yards West Of Whitfield Court, Littlewick Road, GU21 2JL II Barn 80 Yards South West Of Woking Park Farm House, Carters Lane II Barn 90 Yards South Of Lees Farmhouse, Pyrford Road, GU22 8UT II Barn To North West Of Church Farmhouse, Church Hill, GU22 8XH II Beetle Cottage, Carthouse Lane, GU21 4XT II Bent Family Memorial II Birch Cottage 5, High Street, GU21 4XA II Birch Farm House 4, High Street, GU21 4XA II Birch House, Horsell Birch, GU21 4XD II Bluegates, Littlewick Road, GU21 2JJ II Bridge Barn House, Arthurs Bridge Road, GU21 2JB II Bridley Manor House, Berry Lane II Broadoaks Model Dairy, Parvis Road II Broadoaks, Parvis Road II Brookwood Farm House, Robin Hood Road, GU21 2LS II Broom Cottage 24, Smarts Heath Road, GU22 0NP II Bull Lane Cottages 1 And 2, Bull Lane II Chapel 100 Yards North West Of Hoe Place, Hoe Bridge Road II Chapel Of The Former Convent Of St Peter, Maybury Hiill II* Christ Church, Church Street II Church Cottage, Church Street, GU22 9JE II Church Farm House, Church Hill, GU22 8XH II Church Of All Saints, Woodham Lane II Church Of St Edward The Confessor, Sutton Park II Church Of St John The Baptist, Parvis Road II Church Of St Mary Of Bethany, York Road, GU22 7XW II Church Of St Mary The Virgin, Church Hill, GU21 4QE II* Cooper Tomb 20 Yards West Of Church Of St Mary The Virgin, Church II Road, GU21 1RT Cox's Farm House, Blanchards Hill II Crematory And Columbarium Of Woking Crematorium, Hermitage Road, II GU21 1TJ Cripplegate Cottage 174, St John's Road, GU21 1PQ II Drake Family Mausoleum II Dunmore Nursery Home, Goose Lane, GU22 0NW II Ellis Farm House, Ellis Farm Close, GU22 0NW II Ellis Place, Berry Lane II Elm Cottage, Horsell Brich II Elmbridge Cottage, Kingsfield Road, GU22 9AA II Entrance Walls 160 Yards South Of American Military Chapel, Brookwood II Cemetery Entrance Walls And Gate Piers To Byfleet Manor House, Mill Lane, GU21 II 1RT Esgairs, High Street, GU21 4XA II Fishers Farm House, Cartbridge II* Fishers Hill Cottage, Saunders Lane, GU22 0NU II Fishers Hill House, Fishers Lane, GU22 0QF II Flagpole 60 Yards South East Of American Military Chapel, Brookwood II Cemetery Former Convent Of St Peter, Maybury Hill II Freshfield Family Grave II Frog Lane Farm House, Frog Lane, GU22 0EN II Gabriel Cottage, Guildford Road, GU22 9QX II Garden House 100 Yards South East Of Pyrford Place, Pyrford Road, II GU22 8UT Garden Walls And Corner Pavilion To West Of Sutton Place, Sutton Park II Glebe Cottage, Pyrford Road, GU22 8UT II Granary 15 Yards East Of White Rose Farmhouse, White Rose Lane II Granary 15 Yards Soth West Of Whitmoor House, Whitmoor Lane II Greenways, Danes Hill, GU22 7HQ II Grove Cottage, Pyrford Road, GU22 8UT II Hale Lodge 61, High Street, GU22 9LW II Havering Farm House, Guildford Road, GU22 9QX II Headstone Of James Heal In St Peters Churchyard II Headstone To John Singer Sargent 1856 To 1925 II Headstone To Sir Samuel Luke Fildes II Henry Vii Cottage And East Cottage, Pyrford Road, GU22 8UT II Hoe Place, Hoe Bridge Road, GU22 9ER II* Hoodsfield 18, Rectory Lane, GU21 1RT II Horsell Grange 1, 2 And 3, Kettlewell Hill, GU21 4JA II Howards Farm House, Stockers Lane II Hunt Tomb 10 Yards North East Of Chancel Of Church Of St Peter, II Church Street, GU22 9JF Hunts Farm House, Guildford Road, GU22 9QX II Indosuez Bank Training Centre, Hook Heath Road, GU22 0QH II Inwoods, Littlewick Road, GU21 2JL II Ivy Cottage 30, Smarts Heath Road, GU22 0NP II Lady Grove Farmhouse, Sutton Park II Lady Place Cottage, Church Hill, GU22 8XH II Langmans, Langmans Lane, GU21 1PY II Laurel Cottage 6, Stockers Lane, GU22 9DB II Lea Cottage, Church Street, GU22 9JE II Little Gorsewood, Saunders Lane, GU22 0NT II Littlecourt 173, Old Woking Road, GU22 8NU II* Littlewood Cottage, Pyle Hill, GU22 0SR II Long Lane Cottage, Clifton Way, GU21 3QX II Longcroft Cottage, Barrs Lane, GU21 2JN II Lower Westfield Farm House, Robin Hood Lane, GU22 9RB II Manor House And Manorside West, Mill Lane, GU21 1RT II* Moor Lane Farmhouse, Moor Lane, GU22 9RB II Muslim Burial Ground, Horsell Common (updated 13/01/10 from Walls Corner Pavilion And Entrance Gates And Gate Piers To Moslem Burial II Ground, Horsell Common) Nuthurst 160, Robin Hood Road, GU21 2LS II Oak House, Sutton Park II Pyrford Court, Pyrford Common Road, GU22 8UB II Quaves Hatch, Runtley Wood Lane II Quince Cottage 26, Church Road, GU21 1RT II Railway Electrical Control Room, York Road, GU22 7XW II Ramwick Cottage 29, Park Road, GU22 7BX II Roake Tomb 1 Yard North Of North Wall Of St Mary's Church, Church Hill, II GU21 4QE Roake Tomb 2 Feet South Of South Aisle Of St Mary's Church, Church II Hill, GU21 4QE Rose Cottage 102, High Street, GU22 9LN II Roundbridge Farm House, Carters Lane II Roundhill Cottage 197 And 199, Old Woking Road, GU22 8JD II Runtleywood Farm House, Runtleywood Lane II Scotchers Farm House, Horsell Common II Shah Jehan Mosque Entrance Walls, Oriental Road II Shah Jehan Mosque, Oriental Road II Shrapnell Tomb 20 Yards North West Of Church Of St Mary The Virgin, II Church Road, GU21 1RT Stable Block 150 Yards North East Of Pyrford Court, Pyrford Common II Road, GU22 8UB Stable Block, 10 Yards West Of Sutton Place, Sutton Park II Stillwell Cottage, Chobham Road, GU21 2JB II Stone Farm House, Church Hill, GU22 8XH II Sunhill House, Hook Hill Lane, GU22 0PS II Sutton Green House 7, Runtley Wood Lane II The Barley Mow, Barley Mow Lane, GU21 4XT II The Brookwood Memorial II The Clock House, High Road, GU21 1RT II The Columbarium II The Cricketers Public House, Horsell Birch, GU21 4XB II The Grange, High Street, GU22 8LB II The Lodge Cottage, 15 Yards Littlecourt, Old Woking Road, GU22 8NU II The Manor House, Sutton Park II The Mill House, Mill Lane, GU21 1RT II The Old Cottage 29, High Street, GU22 9ET II The Old Cottage 46, Park Road, GU22 7BX II The Old Cottage, Guildford Road, GU22 9QT II The Old Cottage, Whitmoor Lane, GU22 0EN II The Old Cricketers And Cricketers Cottage, Westfield Common II The Old Fire Station 40, High Road II The Old House Cottage And The Old House 215, Old Woking Road, II GU22 8JJ The Old House, Pyrford Road, GU22 8UE II The Old Manor House 159, High Street, GU22 9JN II* The Old Oak Cottage 17, Vicarage Road, GU22 9BH II The Old Post Office, Runtley Wood Lane II The Old Vicarage, Church Street, GU22 9JF II The White House, Church Road, GU21 1RT II Tomb Of Dr Gottlieb William Leitner 1840 To 1899 II Tomb Of Elaine Maynard Falkiner Nee Farmer 1871 To 1900 II Tomb Of Guilio Salviati II Tomb Of Henri Van Laun 1819 To 1896 II Tomb Of John Rawlings St Peters Churchyard, Church Street, GU22 9JE II Tomb Of Lieutenant Rex Moir Died 1915 And Sir Ernest William Moir 1862 II To 1933 Tomb Of Lord Edward Pelham Clinton 1836 To 1907 II* Tomb Of William And Evelyn De Morgan II Vickers Family Grave II Vincent Tomb 1 Yard South East Of South Chapel Of Church Of St Peter, II Church Street, GU22 9JF Vine Cottage, Sutton Park II Walnut Tree Cottage, Highlands Road, GU22 9PU II Watermill 10yds From The Mill House, GU21 1RT II* Weem Cottage, Boltons Lane, GU22 8TN II Well Farm House, Bullbeggars Lane, GU21 4SQ II Weylea, Church Street, GU22 9JF II Wheelers Farm House, Warren Lane, GU22 8TN II White Rose Farm House, White Rose Lane II Whitehouse Farm House, New Lane, GU22 9RB II Whitfield Court, Littlewick Road, GU21 2JU II* Whitmoor House Including The Cottage To The Rear, Whitmoor Lane II Whopshott Farm, Bullbeggars Lane, GU21 4SQ II Wingstone, Pyle Hill, GU22 0SR II Woking Crematorium Chapel, Hermitage Road, GU21 1TJ II Woking Park Farm House, Carters Lane II Woking Signal Box, Woking Station At West End Of Platforms 2 And 3, II Station Approach Woking War Memorial, All Saints Church, Woodham Lane II .
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