Listed Buildings in Bridge Conservation Area
37 listed buildings have been identified within the Bridge Conservation Area in England, including 1 Grade II*, 36 Grade II.
| # | Building Name | Grade |
|---|
| 1 | Church of St PeterCT4 5AR | Grade II* |
| 2 | 10 and 12, High StreetCT4 5JY | Grade II |
| 3 | 16 and 16a, High StreetCT4 5JY | Grade II |
| 4 | 32 and 34, High StreetCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 5 | 33, High StreetCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 6 | 37, High StreetCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 7 | 39 and 41, High StreetCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 8 | 40 and 42, High StreetCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 9 | 43, 45 and 45a, High StreetCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 10 | 61, High StreetCT4 5LA | Grade II |
| 11 | 69, High StreetCT4 5LB | Grade II |
| 12 | 73, High StreetCT4 5LB | Grade II |
| 13 | 84, High StreetCT4 5LB | Grade II |
| 14 | 88-96, High StreetCT4 5LB | Grade II |
| 15 | 8, High StreetCT4 5JY | Grade II |
| 16 | Alexandra HouseCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 17 | Beresford LodgeCT4 5JY | Grade II |
| 18 | Church CottageCT4 5AR | Grade II |
| 19 | Dover LodgeCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 20 | Flats 1, 2 and 3, East Bridge House and NetherburyCT4 5AS | Grade II |
| 21 | Former White Horse InnCT4 5LA | Grade II |
| 22 | Gordon HouseCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 23 | Lime CottageCT4 5LA | Grade II |
| 24 | Lynton HouseCT4 5AR | Grade II |
| 25 | Number 63, Ty Guyn and Number 65CT4 5LA | Grade II |
| 26 | Numbers 15, 17, 19 (Albany ) and 21 (Albany House)CT4 5JZ | Grade II |
| 27 | Riverdale HouseCT4 5LB | Grade II |
| 28 | River HouseCT4 5LA | Grade II |
| 29 | Rosedale VillasCT4 5JY | Grade II |
| 30 | SunnysideCT4 5NA | Grade II |
| 31 | The CloseCT4 5NJ | Grade II |
| 32 | The Plough and Harrow Public HouseCT4 5LB | Grade II |
| 33 | The Red Lion Public HouseCT4 5AP | Grade II |
| 34 | Wall to the Churchyard of Church of St PeterCT4 5AR | Grade II |
| 35 | Watling HouseCT4 5LS | Grade II |
| 36 | WaysideCT4 5JY | Grade II |
| 37 | Wych ElmCT4 5JZ | Grade II |
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