Grade I listed buildings in Winchester

The district authority of Winchester is one of the eleven district councils and two unitary authorities that make up the ceremonial county of Hampshire.^[1]

The borough contains sixty-six of the Grade I listed buildings in Hampshire. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[2]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
1, The Close	The Close		1699	1095513	Wikimedia Commons
4, St Peter Street	St Peter Street	Sir C. Wren	17th century	1095390	Wikimedia Commons
9, The Close	The Close		Early 17th centuty	1350677	Wikimedia Commons
10, The Close	The Close		18th century	1095475	Wikimedia Commons
11, The Close	The Close		Mid to late 17th century	1350678	Wikimedia Commons
Avebury House	St Peter Street		1690	1173668	Wikimedia Commons
Avington House	Avington		Late 16th century	1095887	Wikimedia Commons
Cart Shed to West of Hyde Abbey Gateway and adjoining it	King Alfred Place		Partly 12th century	1296399	Wikimedia Commons
Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity	The Close		1079–1095	1095509	Wikimedia Commons
Chamber Court with Middle Gate, St Mary’s College	College Street		14th century	1296879	Wikimedia Commons
Chapel, St Mary’s College	College Street		Late 14th century	1350684	Wikimedia Commons
Cheyney Court	The Close		15th century	1095517	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Bighton		12th century	1155172	Wikimedia Commons
Church of Our Lady	Warnford		Saxon origin	1296978	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Chilcomb		c. 1120–1140	1095907	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Titchborne		Mid-11th to 12th century	1178485	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St James Without the Priory Gate	Southwick and Widley		Pre 1150	1167160	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John	Hursley		12th century	1178648	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John the Baptist	St Johns Street		c. 1200	1296158	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Avington		1768–1771	1350483	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Easton		c. 1200	1095898	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary and All Saints	Droxford		c. 1200	1095540	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Michael	Cheriton		13th century	1303010	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Michael	Wonston		c. 1190	1302427	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Nicholas	Bishops Sutton		12th century	1350825	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Soberton		Norman origin, but mainly 13th century	1166968	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter and St Paul	Hambledon		12th century	1301325	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Swithun	Headbourne Worthy		Saxon, with later additions	1350461	Wikimedia Commons
City Bridge	HighStreet		1813	1167781	Wikimedia Commons
Cloisters St Mary’s College	College Street		Late 14th century	1296887	Wikimedia Commons
Close Boundary Walls and Gates, Priors Gate	The Close		13th century	1095512	Wikimedia Commons
College Hall St Mary’s College	College Street		Late 14th century	1095484	Wikimedia Commons
Corhampton Church	Corhampton		c. 1020	1179686	Wikimedia Commons
Cranbury House	Hursley	G. Dance Jnr.	1790	1095809	Wikimedia Commons
Dome Alley	The Close		c. 1660	1095518	Wikimedia Commons
Fort Nelson	Boarhunt		1862–1872	1350616	Wikimedia Commons
Fort Southwick	Southwick and Widley		1860s	1167213	Wikimedia Commons
Fromond’s Chantry St Marys College	College Street		15th century	1095485	Wikimedia Commons
Garden Wall to the South of Minster House on the East and South Sides of the Garden	Great Minster Street		1833	1095459	Wikimedia Commons
Godsfield Chapel adjacent to Godsfield Farmhouse	Old Alresford		Late 14th century	1350808	Historic England
Great Hall Winchester Castle	Castle Avenue		13th century	1351065	Wikimedia Commons
Hospital of St Cross and Almshouses of Noble Poverty	St Cross Road		1136	1095374	Wikimedia Commons
Hyde Abbey Gateway	King Alfred Place		15th century	1095419	Wikimedia Commons
Kingsgate the Church of St Swithun Upon Kingsgate	St Swithun Street		16th century	1095355	Wikimedia Commons
Marwell Hall	Owslebury		14th century	1350871	Wikimedia Commons
Minster House	Great Minster Street		Early 18th century	1350671	Wikimedia Commons
New Place Shirrell Heath	Shirrel Heath	Lutyens	1906	1095660	Wikimedia Commons
Outer Court With Outer Gate St Mary’s College	College Street		Late 14th century	1095483	Wikimedia Commons
Part of the City, Palace and Castle Wall Running East from Priory Gate to Angle near to Hall above Magdalen Hospital	Priory Gate		13th century	1095505	Wikimedia Commons
Pilgrims’ Hall	The Close		13th to 14th century	1095516	Wikimedia Commons
Pilgrims’ School	The Close		Late 17th to early 18th century	1167387	Wikimedia Commons
Porter’s Lodge	The Close		15th century	1296925	Wikimedia Commons
School, Winchester College	College Street		1687	1167544	Wikimedia Commons
Sick House, St Mary’s College	College Street		1656	1350685	Wikimedia Commons
St John’s House	Warnford		13th century	1350308	Wikimedia Commons
St John’s Rooms and Chapel	High Street		13th century	1095441	Wikimedia Commons
St Mary’s College Warden’s Lodgings	College Street		Late 14th century	1167489	Wikimedia Commons
The Carnery	The Close		14th century	1350679	Wikimedia Commons
The Deanery, Incorporating Prior’s Hall	The Close		14th–15th century	1095514	Wikimedia Commons
The Grange	Northington	William Samwell	1670–1673	1095216	Wikimedia Commons
The Judge’s Lodging	The Close		Late 17th/early 18th century	1350657	Wikimedia Commons
The Old Stables	The Close		Probably early 16th century	1350656	Wikimedia Commons
The War Cloister, Winchester College	College Street	Sir Herbert Baker	1924	1095486	Wikimedia Commons
The Westgate	High Street		Mainly 13th and 14th century	1350695	Wikimedia Commons
Wolvesley Castle	The Close		1129–1171	1095511	Wikimedia Commons
Wolvesey Palace	Sir C. Wren		1684	1095510	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in HampshireGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial county of Hampshire.