Listed buildings of Headington, Oxford

History of the Listed Buildings of Headington

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Barton Manor	Bayswater Mill	The Britannia
Bury Knowle House	Church House	The Court
8 The Croft	9 The Croft	11 and 11a The Croft
Croft Hall	Wall of The Grange	Headington House
Headington Lodge	Highfield Farmhouse	Hill Top House
Holy Trinity Church	1 & 2 Larkins Lane	3 Larkins Lane
Lower Farm	Manor Farmhouse	Manor House
Mather’s Farm	Barn of Mather’s Farm	1, 2, & 2A North Place
Monkton Cottage wall	69 Old High St (Hermitage)	Quarry Nursery School
Rookery (Ruskin Hall)	St Andrew’s Church	2–4 St Andrew’s Lane
6 St Andrew’s Lane	1 & 3 St Andrew’s Road	10 St Andrew’s Road
16 St Andrew’s Road	Stoke House	Warneford Hospital
White Hart	White Hart outbuilding	Wick Farm and well house
Milestones x 3	Pavement, St Andrew’s Road	Boundary stones x 3
The following four listed buildings are actually in St Clement’s parish rather than in Headington, but as they are now part of the Headington Hill ward they are included here:
Headington Hill Hall	Bridge over Headington Hill	Top Lodge
Barm at Cheney Farm	More Headington buildings can be seen in these sections: Old Postcards Old Buildings Pullen’s Lane
Grade I listed (the top 2% of all listed buildings/structures): These are of exceptional interest. Headington has no buildings in this category *Grade II listed (the next 4%). These are particularly important and of more than special interest. Headington has three buildings in this category: Headington Hill Hall Wick Farm well house St Andrew’s Church Grade II listed** (the remaining 94%): these are of special interest, warranting effort to preserve them. All the rest of Headington’s listed buildings and structures (about 50 in all) come into this category.