Listed Buildings (Grade 1 and 2)

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37 buildings in Sherington have been listed by the Department of the Environment as being of Special Architectural or Historic Interest under Section 54 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1971. One of these, St Laud’s Church, is Grade 1, while the rest are Grade 2.

11/141 St Laud’s Church

11/142 Lychgate

11/143 Tomb (memorial to Dr John Cheyne)

11/144 Church Farmhouse

11/145 1 and 3 Church End (May Cottage)

11/146 5 Church End (Calgary House)

11/147 Sherington Place

11/148 8 Church Road (Arbour House)

11/149 22 Church Road (Griggs Farm)

11/150 24 Church Road

11/151 1 Crofts End (Mercers Farmhouse)

11/152 23 Crofts End (The Laurels)

11/153 Crofts End Sherington Chapel and attached cottages

11/154 22/24 Crofts End

11/155 1 Gun Lane (White Hart)

11/156 1 High Street (west side – the Lodge)

11/157 43 High Street (Old Castle)

11/158 47 and 49 High Street

11/159 53 High Street (Home Farmhouse)

11/160 Barn to west of 53 High Street

11/161 59 High Street (Church End Farmhouse)

11/162 The Manor House, 4 High Street

11/163 6 High Street (The Small House)

11/164 16 High Street (Harriets End)

11/165 2 and 3 The Knoll

11/166 8 The Knoll

11/167 1 Leys View (was 17 High Street)

11/168 16 Park Road (Yew Tree Farmhouse)

11/169 18 Park Road (Roadside)

11/170 1 Park Road (includes former 3)

11/171 16 School Lane (The Old Rectory)

11/172 2 School Lane

11/173 Sherington Bridge

11/174 9 Water Lane (Water Lane Farmhouse)

11/175 Barn to SE of 9 Water Lane

11/176 16 and 18 Water Lane (Primrose Cottage)

11/177 K6 Telephone Kiosk (The Knoll)

 

Numbers 11/141 to 11/176 were identified in the initial list for Milton Keynes issued on 27 February 1984. The telephone kiosk (11/177) was added in the Third Amendment dated 2 June 1988.

More detail on these listed buildings can be found  by following the Link to  Listed Building Details

A number of these buildings were identified by the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England) in 1913. They are described in An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire Volume Two, 1913, pages 259 to 261