Grade I listed buildings in Tunbridge Wells

The local government district of Tunbridge Wells is one of the thirteen district authorities that make up the ceremonial county of Kent.^[1]

The borough contains 28 of the Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in Kent. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[2]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
Barn 60 Yards North of the West Range of Sissinghurst Castle	Cranbrook		Early 16th century	1099119	Wikimedia Commons
Buildings of the service courtyard adjoining south of Groombridge Place including the walls of the Herb Garden	Speldhurst		c. 1660	1260883	Wikimedia Commons
Chapel of St John the Evangelist	Speldhurst		1625	1240708	Wikimedia Commons
Christ Church	Goudhurst		1839–1841	1338690	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Capel		Described as “lately rebuilt” in 1798	1261437	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Dunstan	Cranbrook		Late 13th century foundation, restored c. 1863	1099931	/caption]
Church of St Laurence	Hawkhurst		14th and mid-15th century	1120819	Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Margaret	Horsmonden		14th century	1087022	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Martin of Tours	Speldhurst		14th century	1074896	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Goudhurst		13th to 15th century	1338671	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Lamberhurst		12th century	1084519	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Thomas à Becket	Capel		Norman origins	1262867	Wikimedia Commons
Finchcocks	Goudhurst Finchcocks		1725	1318935	Wikimedia Commons
Garden Walls and Features of the Terraced Garden (Including Ivy Cottage) Approximately 30 Metres North of Groombridge Place	Speldhurst		17th century	1240706	Wikimedia Commons
Groombridge Place	Speldhurst		1652–1674	1260959	Wikimedia Commons
Groombridge Place Moat, Walls and Bridge Including the West Gateway and Cottage on the North Bridge	Speldhurst		17th century	1260960	Wikimedia Commons
Matfield House	Matfield		1738	1250644	Wikimedia Commons
Old Church of St Peter	Pembury		Norman	1254444	Wikimedia Commons
Old Wilsley	Cranbrook		Late 14th and early 15th century	1338663	Historic England
Parish Church of All Saints	Brenchley		13th century	1249609	Wikimedia Commons
Scotney Castle with Courtyards and Garden Terrace	Lamberhurst		1837–1844	1336699	Wikimedia Commons
Somerhill	Capel		1611–1613	1253489	Wikimedia Commons
Stable Block immediately North East of Matfield House	Matfield		1736	1250646	Wikimedia Commons
The Church of King Charles the Martyr	Tunbridge Wells		1676–1684	1084478	Wikimedia Commons
The Ruins of Old Scotney Castle	Lamberhurst		1378	1085287	Wikimedia Commons
Tower and Walls 30 Yards East of the West Range at Sissinghurst Castle	Cranbrook		c. 1570	1084163	Wikimedia Commons
Union Mill	Cranbrook		1814	1356175	Wikimedia Commons
West Range at Sissinghurst Castle	Cranbrook		c. 1490	1346285	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in KentGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial county of Kent.