Grade II* listed buildings in East Cambridgeshire

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There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the district of East Cambridgeshire in Cambridgeshire.

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Name	Location	Type	Completed ^{[note 1]}	Date designated	Grid ref.^{[note 2]} Geo-coordinates	Entry number ^{[note 3]}	Image
Parish Church of St Mary	Brinkley	Parish church	13th century	19 August 1951	TL6294854831 52°10′04″N0°22′52″E / 52.167689°N 0.381181°E / 52.167689; 0.381181 (Parish Church of St Mary)	1331800	Parish Church of St Mary More images
Church of St Augustine	Burrough Green	Parish church	13th century	19 August 1959	TL6353255443 52°10′23″N0°23′24″E / 52.173014°N 0.390007°E / 52.173014; 0.390007 (Church of St Augustine)	1318128	Church of St Augustine More images
Six Mile Bottom Windmill	Bungalow Hill, Burrough Green	Post mill	Rebuilt 1846	20 February 1980	TL5882258183 52°11′56″N0°19′21″E / 52.199002°N 0.322475°E / 52.199002; 0.322475 (Six Mile Bottom Windmill)	1126339	Six Mile Bottom Windmill More images
Isacsons	Burwell	House	Early to mid-14th century	19 August 1959	TL5907665913 52°16′06″N0°19′47″E / 52.268367°N 0.329822°E / 52.268367; 0.329822 (Isacsons)	1160982	Isacsons
Stevens Mill	Burwell	Tower mill	Early 19th century	1 December 1951	TL5902466413 52°16′22″N0°19′45″E / 52.272873°N 0.329296°E / 52.272873; 0.329296 (Stevens Mill)	1126407	Stevens Mill More images
Lodges, gateway and railings to south of Chippenham Park	Chippenham Park, Chippenham	Gate lodge	c.1745	2 April 1976	TL6635768199 52°17′12″N0°26′15″E / 52.286748°N 0.437549°E / 52.286748; 0.437549	1126376	Upload Photo
Stable block	Chippenham Park, Chippenham	Workshop	Late 17th century	1 December 1951	TL6647969438 52°17′52″N0°26′24″E / 52.29784°N 0.439947°E / 52.29784; 0.439947 (Stable block)	1126375	Upload Photo
The School House	Chippenham	House	Late 17th century	1 December 1951	TL6627069763 52°18′03″N0°26′13″E / 52.300822°N 0.437046°E / 52.300822; 0.437046 (The School House)	1126377	The School House More images
Mansion Farmhouse	Coveney	Farmhouse	Late 16th century	5 February 1952	TL4898582256 52°25′05″N0°11′21″E / 52.41801°N 0.189302°E / 52.41801; 0.189302 (Mansion Farmhouse)	1127005	Mansion Farmhouse More images
Barn to east of Tower Farmhouse	Downham	Barn	1486–1500	5 February 1952	TL5187884172 52°26′04″N0°13′58″E / 52.434427°N 0.232677°E / 52.434427; 0.232677 (Barn to east of Tower Farmhouse)	1310362	Upload Photo
Hundred Foot Pumping Station	Pymore, Downham	Boiler house	1830	26 February 1985	TL5076489150 52°28′46″N0°13′07″E / 52.479454°N 0.218551°E / 52.479454; 0.218551 (Hundred Foot Pumping Station)	1160847	Hundred Foot Pumping Station More images
Outbuilding to west of Tower Farmhouse	Downham	Farmhouse	1486–1500	5 February 1952	TL5191684194 52°26′05″N0°14′00″E / 52.434614°N 0.233245°E / 52.434614; 0.233245	1160886	Upload Photo
The Guildhall	Dullingham	House	Before 1495	25 April 1984	TL6297857882 52°11′42″N0°22′59″E / 52.195087°N 0.383084°E / 52.195087; 0.383084 (The Guildhall)	1126323	The Guildhall More images
Church of the Holy Cross	Stuntney, Ely	Church	12th-century origins	23 September 1950	TL5558678335 52°22′51″N0°17′04″E / 52.380952°N 0.284463°E / 52.380952; 0.284463 (Church of the Holy Cross)	1252346	Church of the Holy Cross More images
Hill House	Ely	House	18th century	23 September 1950	TL5402779931 52°23′45″N0°15′44″E / 52.395729°N 0.262311°E / 52.395729; 0.262311 (Hill House)	1126521	Hill House More images
16 & 18, High St, including Steeple Gate	Ely	House	19th century	23 September 1950	TL5410180336 52°23′58″N0°15′49″E / 52.399347°N 0.263583°E / 52.399347; 0.263583	1331714	16 & 18, High St, including Steeple Gate
Sessions House	Ely	Sessions house	Built 1821	23 September 1950	TL5406980515 52°24′03″N0°15′48″E / 52.400964°N 0.263196°E / 52.400964; 0.263196 (Sessions House)	1296765	Sessions House More images
St Mary's Vicarage (Oliver Cromwell's House)	Ely	House	18th century	23 September 1950	TL5380980260 52°23′55″N0°15′33″E / 52.398746°N 0.25926°E / 52.398746; 0.25926	1126467	St Mary's Vicarage (Oliver Cromwell's House) More images
The Chantry	Ely	House	18th century	23 September 1950	TL5393780333 52°23′58″N0°15′40″E / 52.399366°N 0.261174°E / 52.399366; 0.261174 (The Chantry)	1126493	The Chantry More images
3 Palace Green	Ely	House	18th century	23 September 1950	TL5399280331 52°23′58″N0°15′43″E / 52.399333°N 0.26198°E / 52.399333; 0.26198 (3 Palace Green)	1126494	3 Palace Green More images
41 and 41a Broad Street	Ely	House	16th–17th century	23 September 1950	TL5431279884 52°23′43″N0°15′59″E / 52.395227°N 0.266474°E / 52.395227; 0.266474 (41 and 41a Broad Street)	1126523	41 and 41a Broad Street
Parish Church of St Nicholas	Kennett	Parish church	Early 13th century	19 August 1959	TL6999068352 52°17′13″N0°29′27″E / 52.287011°N 0.490835°E / 52.287011; 0.490835 (Parish Church of St Nicholas)	1162359	Parish Church of St Nicholas More images
Church of St George	Littleport	Parish church	14th–15th century	5 February 1952	TL5660486934 52°27′28″N0°18′12″E / 52.457905°N 0.30343°E / 52.457905; 0.30343 (Church of St George)	1127027	Church of St George More images
Four urns, at Rose Garden, at Anglesey Abbey	Lode	Urns	Early 18th century	15 June 1984	TL5297062197 52°14′12″N0°14′19″E / 52.236715°N 0.238733°E / 52.236715; 0.238733	1165115	Four urns, at Rose Garden, at Anglesey Abbey
Pair of urns, at Hyacinth Garden at Anglesey Abbey	Lode	Urn	17th century	15 June 1984	TL5288562184 52°14′12″N0°14′15″E / 52.236622°N 0.237483°E / 52.236622; 0.237483	1127058	Upload Photo
Pair of urns, at Hyacinth Garden, at Anglesey Abbey	Lode	Urn	17th century	15 June 1984	TL5291962172 52°14′11″N0°14′17″E / 52.236505°N 0.237975°E / 52.236505; 0.237975	1127061	Upload Photo
Pedestal and urn, at Mill Lawn, at Anglesey Abbey	Lode	Urn	Early 18th century	15 June 1984	TL5305362462 52°14′21″N0°14′24″E / 52.239073°N 0.240067°E / 52.239073; 0.240067	1317669	Pedestal and urn, at Mill Lawn, at Anglesey Abbey More images
Sculpture group of Diana and Actaeon, at Jubilee Walk, at Anglesey Abbey	Lode	Sculpture	1720	15 June 1984	TL5310662493 52°14′22″N0°14′27″E / 52.239337°N 0.240857°E / 52.239337; 0.240857	1317635	Upload Photo
Urn and temple, at Emperor's Walk, at Anglesey Abbey	Lode	Garden temple	Roman	15 June 1984	TL5320162316 52°14′16″N0°14′32″E / 52.23772°N 0.242167°E / 52.23772; 0.242167	1127093	Urn and temple, at Emperor's Walk, at Anglesey Abbey
Church of St Mary	Mepal	Parish church	13th century	5 February 1952	TL4406681106 52°24′32″N0°07′00″E / 52.408995°N 0.116531°E / 52.408995; 0.116531 (Church of St Mary)	1162875	Church of St Mary More images
Parish Church of St Peter	Snailwell	Parish church	Early 13th century	19 August 1959	TL6421467573 52°16′54″N0°24′21″E / 52.281769°N 0.405855°E / 52.281769; 0.405855 (Parish Church of St Peter)	1331773	Parish Church of St Peter More images
The Old Rectory and Old Garden Wall	Snailwell	House	12th century	1 December 1951	TL6420867479 52°16′51″N0°24′21″E / 52.280926°N 0.405722°E / 52.280926; 0.405722	1331772	The Old Rectory and Old Garden Wall
Downfield Windmill	Downfield, Soham	Mill	1726	1 December 1951	TL6080771752 52°19′13″N0°21′29″E / 52.320314°N 0.357951°E / 52.320314; 0.357951 (Downfield Windmill)	1331761	Downfield Windmill More images
Manor House	Soham	House	c.1730	1 December 1951	TL5938873097 52°19′58″N0°20′16″E / 52.332809°N 0.337787°E / 52.332809; 0.337787 (Manor House)	1126449	Upload Photo
Northfield Windmill	The Shades, Soham	Corn mill	Early 18th century	17 November 1983	TL5872575101 52°21′04″N0°19′44″E / 52.351002°N 0.329012°E / 52.351002; 0.329012 (Northfield Windmill)	1126418	Northfield Windmill More images
St Nicholas Barway	Barway, Soham	Former church	14th century	19 August 1959	TL5451675777 52°21′30″N0°16′03″E / 52.358276°N 0.267578°E / 52.358276; 0.267578 (St Nicholas Barway)	1160740	Upload Photo
Parish Church of St Peter	Stetchworth	Parish church	13th century	19 August 1959	TL6424959028 52°12′18″N0°24′08″E / 52.205004°N 0.402218°E / 52.205004; 0.402218 (Parish Church of St Peter)	1331821	Parish Church of St Peter More images
Stable block to Egerton Stud	Stetchworth	Stable	1891	25 April 1984	TL6078461319 52°13′36″N0°21′10″E / 52.226604°N 0.352645°E / 52.226604; 0.352645 (Stable block to Egerton Stud)	1317792	Upload Photo
Church of St James	Stretham	Parish church	14th century	5 February 1952	TL5119774610 52°20′55″N0°13′06″E / 52.348717°N 0.218355°E / 52.348717; 0.218355 (Church of St James)	1127032	Church of St James More images
Old Engine House	Stretham	Boiler house	1831	13 May 1988	TL5165973009 52°20′03″N0°13′28″E / 52.334207°N 0.22441°E / 52.334207; 0.22441 (Old Engine House)	1127031	Old Engine House More images
The Rectory	Stretham	Vicarage	Possibly medieval but mainly late 17th or early 18th century	5 February 1952	TL5116874552 52°20′54″N0°13′04″E / 52.348204°N 0.217904°E / 52.348204; 0.217904 (The Rectory)	1178610	Upload Photo
Village Cross	Stretham	Village cross	Early 15th century	5 February 1952	TL5123674616 52°20′56″N0°13′08″E / 52.34876°N 0.21893°E / 52.34876; 0.21893 (Village Cross)	1126992	Village Cross More images
Burgh Hall	Swaffham Bulbeck	House	Late 15th century	1 December 1951	TL5551662016 52°14′04″N0°16′33″E / 52.234377°N 0.275903°E / 52.234377; 0.275903 (Burgh Hall)	1165918	Burgh Hall More images
Baldwin Manor	Swaffham Prior	Manor house	c.1500	1 December 1951	TL5647663938 52°15′05″N0°17′27″E / 52.251371°N 0.290838°E / 52.251371; 0.290838 (Baldwin Manor)	1331468	Upload Photo
Church of St Cyriac and Julitta	Swaffham Prior	Parish church	c.1500	19 August 1959	TL5682263899 52°15′03″N0°17′45″E / 52.250922°N 0.295884°E / 52.250922; 0.295884 (Church of St Cyriac and Julitta)	1127041	Church of St Cyriac and Julitta More images
The Hall	Swaffham Prior	Manor house	15th century	8 April 1975	TL5673264283 52°15′16″N0°17′41″E / 52.254397°N 0.294745°E / 52.254397; 0.294745 (The Hall)	1127071	Upload Photo
Windmill, to rear of the Mill House	Swaffham Prior	Smock mill	1864	19 August 1959	TL5722764232 52°15′14″N0°18′07″E / 52.253798°N 0.301966°E / 52.253798; 0.301966	1165568	Windmill, to rear of the Mill House More images
Church of St George	Little Thetford, Thetford	Church	Late 14th century	5 February 1952	TL5313176306 52°21′48″N0°14′51″E / 52.363417°N 0.247499°E / 52.363417; 0.247499 (Church of St George)	1302358	Church of St George More images
Church of St Peter	Wentworth	Parish church	12th century	5 February 1952	TL4806378556 52°23′06″N0°10′27″E / 52.385021°N 0.17412°E / 52.385021; 0.17412 (Church of St Peter)	1331500	Church of St Peter More images
Parish Church of St Mary the Less	Westley Waterless	Parish church	12th century	19 August 1959	TL6179256222 52°10′50″N0°21′54″E / 52.180524°N 0.364957°E / 52.180524; 0.364957 (Parish Church of St Mary the Less)	1127104	Parish Church of St Mary the Less More images
Church of St Lawrence	Wicken	Church	13th century	19 August 1959	TL5772070584 52°18′39″N0°18′44″E / 52.310717°N 0.312152°E / 52.310717; 0.312152 (Church of St Lawrence)	1160994	Church of St Lawrence More images
Windmill	Wicken	Smock mill	Late 18th century or early 19th century	17 November 1983	TL5705470578 52°18′39″N0°18′09″E / 52.310853°N 0.302388°E / 52.310853; 0.302388 (Windmill)	1126423	Windmill More images
The Burystead	Wilburton	House	c.1610	5 February 1952	TL4860274938 52°21′09″N0°10′50″E / 52.352373°N 0.180432°E / 52.352373; 0.180432 (The Burystead)	1331469	The Burystead More images
The Rectory	Wilburton	First-floor hall house	15th century	5 February 1952	TL4797074898 52°21′08″N0°10′16″E / 52.352184°N 0.171143°E / 52.352184; 0.171143 (The Rectory)	1331470	Upload Photo
Church of St Andrew	Witchford	Parish church	13th century	5 February 1952	TL5038178789 52°23′11″N0°12′30″E / 52.386483°N 0.208257°E / 52.386483; 0.208257 (Church of St Andrew)	1127000	Church of St Andrew More images

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↑ The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.
↑ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
↑ The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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[EH_listed_building_header_note_1-1] The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_2-2] Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_3-3] The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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v t e Grade II* listed buildings in England
Counties	Bedfordshire Berkshire Bristol Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Cheshire Cornwall Cumbria Derbyshire Devon Dorset Durham East Sussex East Riding of Yorkshire Essex Gloucestershire Greater London Greater Manchester Hampshire Herefordshire Hertfordshire Isle of Wight Kent Lancashire Leicestershire Lincolnshire Merseyside Norfolk North Yorkshire Northamptonshire Northumberland Nottinghamshire Oxfordshire Rutland Shropshire Somerset South Yorkshire Staffordshire Suffolk Surrey Tyne and Wear Warwickshire West Midlands West Sussex West Yorkshire Wiltshire Worcestershire
Districts	Allerdale Amber Valley Ashford Babergh Barrow-in-Furness Basildon Basingstoke and Deane Bath and North East Somerset Bolsover Boston Bournemouth Bradford Braintree Breckland Brentwood Brighton and Hove Bristol Broadland Calderdale Cambridge Camden Canterbury Carlisle Castle Point Chelmsford Cheltenham Cherwell Cheshire East Cheshire West and Chester Chesterfield Chiltern Christchurch Colchester Copeland Corby Cotswold Dartford Daventry Dover East Cambridgeshire Exeter Mendip North Somerset North Yorkshire (district) Poole Sedgemoor South Somerset Stoke-on-Trent Taunton Deane West Somerset York
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Grade II* listed buildings in East Cambridgeshire

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