Listed buildings in Addington, Kent

Addington is a village and civil parish in Kent, England. It contains 17 listed buildings that are recorded in the National Heritage List for England. Of these one grade I, one is grade II* and 15 are grade II.

This list is based on the information retrieved online from Historic England. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Listing

Name	Grade	Location	Type	Completed [note 1]	Date designated	Grid ref. [note 2] Geo-coordinates	Entry number [note 3]	Image	Wikidata
East Street Farmhouse	II	East Street			25 February 1987	TQ6600659181 51°18′27″N0°22′49″E / 51.307537°N 0.38025472°E / 51.307537; 0.38025472 (East Street Farmhouse)	1070565	Upload Photo
Bumblebee Barn	II	East Street			14 August 1984	TQ6601659207 51°18′28″N0°22′49″E / 51.307768°N 0.38041015°E / 51.307768; 0.38041015 (Bumblebee Barn)	1070564	Upload Photo
Old Cardicote White Cottage	II	East Street			25 February 1987	TQ6599059111 51°18′25″N0°22′48″E / 51.306913°N 0.37999284°E / 51.306913; 0.37999284 (Old Cardicote White Cottage)	1070563	Upload Photo
Wall 40 Yards to the North East of Ford Place, That Part in Wrotham	II	Ford Lane			1 August 1952	TQ6366558625 51°18′12″N0°20′47″E / 51.303220°N 0.34644467°E / 51.303220; 0.34644467 (Wall 40 Yards to the North East of Ford Place, That Part in Wrotham)	1236359	Upload Photo
Wall 10 Yards to the North East of Ford Place	II	Ford Lane			1 August 1952	TQ6367458600 51°18′11″N0°20′48″E / 51.302993°N 0.34656220°E / 51.302993; 0.34656220 (Wall 10 Yards to the North East of Ford Place)	1236357	Upload Photo
Ford Place and Wall to North	II*	Ford Lane			1 August 1952	TQ6365058575 51°18′10″N0°20′46″E / 51.302775°N 0.34620677°E / 51.302775; 0.34620677 (Ford Place and Wall to North)	1236317	Upload Photo
Church of St Margaret	I	Park Road			25 August 1959	TQ6538558879 51°18′18″N0°22′16″E / 51.305005°N 0.37121373°E / 51.305005; 0.37121373 (Church of St Margaret)	1070567	Church of St Margaret More images	Q17530219
Chest Tomb 20 Yards to East of Addington Church	II	Park Road			25 February 1987	TQ6541158880 51°18′18″N0°22′18″E / 51.305006°N 0.37158685°E / 51.305006; 0.37158685 (Chest Tomb 20 Yards to East of Addington Church)	1123708	Upload Photo
Obelisk 20 Yards to East of Addington Church	II	Park Road			25 February 1987	TQ6541158877 51°18′18″N0°22′18″E / 51.304979°N 0.37158546°E / 51.304979; 0.37158546 (Obelisk 20 Yards to East of Addington Church)	1363080	Obelisk 20 Yards to East of Addington Church More images
Hedgehogs	II	St Vincent's Lane			25 February 1987	TQ6414458658 51°18′12″N0°21′12″E / 51.303378°N 0.35332504°E / 51.303378; 0.35332504 (Hedgehogs)	1070568	Upload Photo
Westfield Farmhouse	II	St Vincent's Lane			23 September 1985	TQ6447358942 51°18′21″N0°21′29″E / 51.305835°N 0.35817120°E / 51.305835; 0.35817120 (Westfield Farmhouse)	1337464	Upload Photo
St Vincent's	II	St Vincent's Lane			1 August 1952	TQ6426958576 51°18′09″N0°21′18″E / 51.302606°N 0.35507887°E / 51.302606; 0.35507887 (St Vincent's)	1337427	Upload Photo
Stables to the north east of the Angel Inn	II	The Green			7 August 1978	TQ6560959069 51°18′24″N0°22′28″E / 51.306647°N 0.37451238°E / 51.306647; 0.37451238 (Stables to the north east of the Angel Inn)	1070566	Upload Photo
Woodgate Cottages	II	Woodgate Road			25 February 1987	TQ6574359622 51°18′42″N0°22′36″E / 51.311576°N 0.37668978°E / 51.311576; 0.37668978 (Woodgate Cottages)	1110844	Upload Photo
Woodgate Farmhouse	II	Woodgate Road			25 February 1987	TQ6555859628 51°18′42″N0°22′27″E / 51.311684°N 0.37404063°E / 51.311684; 0.37404063 (Woodgate Farmhouse)	1363081	Upload Photo
The Angel Inn	II	The Green			7 August 1978	TQ6560159057 51°18′24″N0°22′28″E / 51.306541°N 0.37439215°E / 51.306541; 0.37439215 (The Angel Inn)	1363078	Upload Photo
1 and 2 The Laurels	II	1 and 2 The Laurels			5 August 1977	TQ6561259114 51°18′25″N0°22′28″E / 51.307050°N 0.37457625°E / 51.307050; 0.37457625 (1 and 2 The Laurels)	1123702	Upload Photo

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in Kent
• Grade II* listed buildings in Kent

Notes

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.
2. Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
3. The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

Sources

• Newman, John (2012) [1969], Kent: West and the Weald, The Buildings of England, New Haven and London: Yale University Press, ISBN   978-0-300-18509-6

References

1. Historic England search link for listed buildings in Addington
2. English Heritage open data for listed buildings
3. National Heritage List for England

External links

• Map of the locations in this list