Grade II* listed buildings in Fenland

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

List

Name	Location	Type	Completed [note 1]	Date designated	Grid ref.[note 2] Geo-coordinates	Entry number [note 3]	Image
Parish Church of St Mary	Doddington, Fenland	Parish Church	Mid 13th century	25 October 1951	TL4001990557 52°29′42″N 0°03′40″E	1126575	Parish Church of St Mary More images
Elm House	Elm, Fenland	House	c. 1630	23 June 1952	TF4711407012 52°38′27″N 0°10′22″E	1125941
Park House	Leverington, Fenland	House	slightly earlier	23 June 1952	TF4356211995 52°41′12″N 0°07′21″E	1310313
Norland House	March, Fenland	Apartment	1985	22 February 1985	TL4166796200 52°32′43″N 0°05′16″E	1216221
38 West End	March, Fenland	House	1626	13 March 1951	TL4136396820 52°33′03″N 0°05′01″E	1366042
Church of St James	Newton-in-the-Isle, Fenland	Parish Church	13th century	23 June 1952	TF4402814811 52°42′42″N 0°07′50″E	1125956	Church of St James
Church of St John the Baptist	Parson Drove, Fenland	Church	Late 12th century	23 June 1952	TF3903009088 52°39′42″N 0°03′15″E	1331998	Church of St John the Baptist More images
Church of St Giles	Tydd St. Giles, Fenland	Parish Church	Late 12th century	23 June 1952	TF4270716472 52°43′37″N 0°06′42″E	1125926	Church of St Giles More images
Church of St Andrew	Whittlesey, Fenland	Parish Church	13th century	11 August 1950	TL2667396919 52°33′19″N 0°07′59″W	1227881	Church of St Andrew More images
Grove House	Whittlesey, Fenland	House	c. 1680	11 August 1950	TL2684696771 52°33′14″N 0°07′50″W	1216541	Grove House
Market Cross	Whittlesey, Fenland	Market Cross	Late 17th century	11 August 1950	TL2703197043 52°33′23″N 0°07′40″W	1287355	Market Cross
Post Office	Whittlesey, Fenland	House	Late 18th century	31 July 1970	TL2702397006 52°33′22″N 0°07′40″W	1228131
Vinpenta House	Whittlesey, Fenland	House	c. 1740	11 August 1950	TL2707997074 52°33′24″N 0°07′37″W	1287392
Wilderness House	Whittlesey, Fenland	House	Early 18th century	11 August 1950	TL2671196933 52°33′20″N 0°07′57″W	1287350
North House	Wimblington, Fenland	House	Late 17th century or early 18th century	25 October 1951	TL4153092145 52°30′32″N 0°05′02″E	1161423	North House
Clarkson Memorial	Wisbech, Fenland	Statue	1880	10 February 1969	TF4606309627 52°39′53″N 0°09′30″E	1228597	Clarkson Memorial More images
Dicken's Tavern	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Mid 18th century	10 February 1969	TF4619509787 52°39′58″N 0°09′38″E	1228928
Empire Cinema	Wisbech, Fenland	Cinema	1932	31 October 1983	TF4632809744 52°39′56″N 0°09′45″E	1125906	Empire Cinema
Horace Friend Warehouse Number 2	Wisbech, Fenland	Prison	Early 19th century	10 February 1969	TF4610709744 52°39′57″N 0°09′33″E	1126629	Horace Friend Warehouse Number 2
Octavia Hill Birthplace Museum	Wisbech, Fenland	House	c. 1740	31 October 1983	TF4595909608 52°39′52″N 0°09′25″E	1126599	Octavia Hill Birthplace Museum
Oldham Chemists	Wisbech, Fenland	Shop	Late 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4618109715 52°39′56″N 0°09′37″E	1126657
Former Queen's Hotel	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Early to mid 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4588709577 52°39′51″N 0°09′21″E	1278862	Former Queen's Hotel
Queen's School	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Mid 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4586509564 52°39′51″N 0°09′20″E	1229902
Stable to North West of No 15 (Peckover House)	Wisbech, Fenland	Tack Room	Mid to late 18th century	10 February 1969	TF4581109658 52°39′54″N 0°09′17″E	1126639	Stable to North West of No 15 (Peckover House)
The Castle	Wisbech, Fenland	Villa	1816	31 October 1983	TF4622009565 52°39′51″N 0°09′38″E	1229170	The Castle
The Conservative Club	Wisbech, Fenland	Guildhall	c. 1379	31 October 1983	TF4621009759 52°39′57″N 0°09′38″E	1126681	The Conservative Club
The Museum	Wisbech, Fenland	Museum	1846-7	10 February 1969	TF4626009567 52°39′51″N 0°09′41″E	1126669	The Museum
The Rose and Crown Inn	Wisbech, Fenland	Courtyard	Early 17th century	31 October 1983	TF4614209706 52°39′55″N 0°09′35″E	1126656	The Rose and Crown Inn
12 North Street	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Late 18th century	19 November 1976	TF4604109840 52°40′00″N 0°09′29″E	1126622	12 North Street
1 and 2 Old Market	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Late 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4605509809 52°39′59″N 0°09′30″E	1229806
8 and 9 Old Market	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Second half 18th century	10 February 1969	TF4604009761 52°39′57″N 0°09′29″E	1126590
32 Old Market	Wisbech, Fenland	House	1723	31 October 1983	TF4597809801 52°39′59″N 0°09′26″E	1126595	32 Old Market
6 North Brink	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Early 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4593709682 52°39′55″N 0°09′24″E	1279135	6 North Brink
7 North Brink	Wisbech, Fenland	House	c. 1747	31 October 1983	TF4593009678 52°39′55″N 0°09′23″E	1126635	7 North Brink
8 and 9 North Brink	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Late 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4592209676 52°39′55″N 0°09′23″E	1279141	8 and 9 North Brink
12 North Brink	Wisbech, Fenland	House	Early 18th century	31 October 1983	TF4588609670 52°39′54″N 0°09′21″E	1126637
19 North Brink	Wisbech, Fenland	House	1983	31 October 1983	TF4583409642 52°39′54″N 0°09′18″E	1279125
6 The Crescent	Wisbech, Fenland	Terraced House	c. 1793	31 October 1983	TF4619209529 52°39′50″N 0°09′37″E	1331608
3 School Lane	Wisbech, Fenland	Town House	1701	31 October 1983	TF4616409816 52°39′59″N 0°09′36″E	1331650
Chapel of Ease	Guyhirn, Wisbech St. Mary, Fenland	Chapel of Ease	1983	23 June 1952	TF4014003785 52°36′50″N 0°04′06″E	1331986	Chapel of Ease
Church of St Mary	Wisbech St. Mary, Fenland	Parish Church	14th century	23 June 1952	TF4197108142 52°39′09″N 0°05′50″E	1161226	Church of St Mary More images
The Manor House	Wisbech St. Mary, Fenland	House	1791	23 June 1952	TF4208508817 52°39′30″N 0°05′57″E	1125899	The Manor House

Notes

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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