Cheltenham Open Data Maps Every Listed Building in the Town
Every listed building, scheduled monument and registered park & garden in Cheltenham, graded and mapped, from Historic England's National Heritage List.
Cheltenham Open Data has published a new listed buildings page, covering every entry on Historic England’s National Heritage List for the town.
The page maps 1,151 listed buildings, colour-coded by grade, alongside Cheltenham’s 7 scheduled monuments and 2 registered parks & gardens including Pittville Park. A sortable, filterable table sits alongside the map, with a direct link to each entry’s official Historic England listing.
FAQs
What Does the Listed Buildings Page Show?
- A map and table of every listed building in Cheltenham, filterable by grade (I, II* or II), plus separate map overlays and a table for scheduled monuments and registered parks & gardens.
Where Does the Data Come From?
- Historic England’s National Heritage List for England, the official register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites, released under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
What Do the Grades Mean?
- Grade I is exceptional national importance, Grade II* is particularly important, and Grade II is of special interest. The grade reflects architectural or historic significance, not the building’s condition or public access.
How Often Is It Updated?
- Monthly, since listings change infrequently. The “last updated” date is at the bottom of the page.
Can I Visit These Buildings?
- Being listed doesn’t grant public access — most entries are private property. Some, like churches and Pittville Park, are open to the public; check locally before visiting.