Follow this pointer to view each listed building in turn 
 Barton Manor |
 Bayswater Mill |
 The Britannia |
 Bury Knowle House |
 Church House |
 The Court |
 8 The Croft |
 9 The Croft |
 11 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 |
 Mather’s Barn |
 1/2/2A North Place |
 Croft wall |
 69 Old High Street |
 Quarry School |
 The Rookery (Ruskin) |
 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 |
 Stowford Farmhouse |
 Warneford Hospital |
 White Hart |
 White Hart outbuilding |
 Wick Farm |
Listed Structures in Headington |
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 St Andrew’s Road |
 Milestones x 3 |
 Boundary stones x 4 |
 Quarry War Memorial |
Also listed is the Boundary Wall of 56 Old High Street facing The Croft (List Entry No. 1123696) High Wall in Pullen's Lane has a Grade II listed garden |
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| The four listed buildings in the next row were originally in St Clement’s rather than Headington, but the first three were taken into the new the Headington Hill & Northway ward in 2002, while the last was always described as being in Headington |
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 Headington Hill Hall |
 Bridge |
 Top Lodge |
 Barn at Cheney Farm |
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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:
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. More Headington buildings can be seen in these sections: See also the Listed Buildings of Marston |
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