Cheltenham Listed Buildings & Heritage Sites

Listed buildings, scheduled monuments and registered parks & gardens in Cheltenham, sourced from Historic England's National Heritage List.

Heritage in Cheltenham

Cheltenham’s Regency-era terraces, squares and villas make it one of England’s most complete Georgian and Regency townscapes, and that’s reflected in the 1151 entries on Historic England’s National Heritage List for England covering the town. Listings range from Grade I buildings of exceptional national importance — chiefly the town’s grand terraces and churches — through Grade II* buildings of particular interest, to the much larger number of Grade II buildings of special interest that make up most of the town’s historic housing stock.

Alongside individual buildings, the list also covers larger designated heritage sites: scheduled monuments (nationally important archaeological sites, protected separately from listed buildings) and registered parks & gardens, including Pittville Park.

Summary

• Grade II: 1086 buildings
• Grade II*: 60 buildings
• Grade I: 5 buildings
• Scheduled monuments: 7
• Registered parks & gardens: 2

Heritage Map

Listed Buildings

Filter by grade: All grades Grade I Grade II* Grade II

Scheduled Monuments & Registered Parks & Gardens

About This Data

Listings are drawn from Historic England's National Heritage List for England, the official register of all nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England. A building's grade reflects its level of special architectural or historic interest, not its condition — Grade I is exceptional national importance, Grade II* is particularly important, and Grade II is special interest. Listing does not by itself grant public access to a building; most entries on this page are private property.

Data from Historic England — National Heritage List for England, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. © Crown Copyright 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Released under OGL. Last updated 13 September 2026.