Grade I listed buildings in Isle of Wight

The ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. and unitary authorityLocal government administrative unit in the UK. of Isle of Wight contains 29 of the more than 9,000 Grade I listed buildings in England.

Grade I designated structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[1]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
Appuldurcombe House	Godshill	John James	1713	1218394	Wikimedia Commons
Bembridge Windmill	Bembridge		c. 1700	1034383	Wikimedia Commons
Carrisbrooke Castle	Newport		11th/12th century foundation, with later additions	1034657	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Godshill		Early 14th century with later additions	1209229	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Newchurch		12th/13th century	1290840	Historic England
Church of St John the Baptist	Northwood		12th century with later additions	1222705	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John the Baptist	Sandown		c. 1150	1365369	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Brading		c. 1200, with later additions	1278134	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mary	Brighstone		12th century with later additions	1292128	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St. Michael the Archangel	Shalfleet		c. 1070	1219684	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Mildred	Whippingham	Albert Jenkins Humbert	1862	1267717	Historic England
Church of St Olave	Gatcombe		13th century, with later additions	1292758	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter	Shorwell		12th century with later additions	1209404	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Peter and St Paul	Brighstone		12th century, enlarged in 15th century	1292718	Historic England
Farringford Hotel	Freshwater	John Rushworth	Late 18th century	1219039	Wikimedia Commons
Golden Hill Fort	Freshwater		1872	1291516	Wikimedia Commons
Newport Minster	Newport		Rebuilt 1854–1855	1034494	Wikimedia Commons
Norris Castle	East Cowes	James Wyatt	1804	1267468	Wikimedia Commons
Norris Castle Farm, the bailiff’s house, cottage and walled kitchen garden	East Cowes	James Wyatt	c. 1799	1223182	Historic England
Osborne House	East Cowes	Prince Albert and Thomas Cubitt	1845	1223802	Wikimedia Commons
Parish Church of St Mary	Carisbrooke		Mainly 12th century	1278134	Wikimedia Commons
Quarr Abbey	Fishbourne	Dom Paul Bellot	1907–1914	1235008	Wikimedia Commons
Roman Villa	Newport		Discovered in 1926	1034658	Wikimedia Commons
Roman Villa in the Grounds of St Mary’s Vicarage	Carrisbrooke		Excavated in 1859	1034633	Wikimedia Commons
St George’s Church	Arreton		11th century with later additions	1209193	Wikimedia Commons
The Roman Villa	Brading		Third century, discovered in 1879	1219584	Wikimedia Commons
Wolverton Manor	Shorwell	Sir John Dingley	Late 16th century	1292659	Wikimedia Commons
Yarmouth Castle	Yarmouth		Begun in 1545 and in use by 1547	1292631	Wikimedia Commons
Yaverland Manor	Sandown		Medieval manor house reconstructed c. 1620	1365370	Wikimedia Commons