Listed Buildings in Cheam Village Conservation Area

29 listed buildings have been identified within the Cheam Village Conservation Area in England, including 3 Grade II*, 26 Grade II.

#	Building Name	Grade
1	Church of St DunstanSM3 8QH	Grade II*
2	Remains of Old Church of St Dunstan, Now Known As the Lumley ChapelSM3 8QH	Grade II*
3	WhitehallSM3 8QD	Grade II*
4	13 and 15, Park LaneSM3 8BN	Grade II
5	17 and 19, Park LaneSM3 8BN	Grade II
6	1 and 2, Church RoadSM3 8QH	Grade II
7	21-25, Park LaneSM3 8BN	Grade II
8	3 and 5, Park RoadSM3 8QB	Grade II
9	3, Park LaneSM3 8BN	Grade II
10	47, the Broadway (See Details for Further Address Information)SM3 8BL	Grade II
11	5-9, Malden RoadSM3 8QD	Grade II
12	5, Park LaneSM3 8BN	Grade II
13	Annes Cottage Little Haven Oak CottageSM3 8BN	Grade II
14	Boundary Wall and Outbuilding to Former West Cheam Manor HouseSM3 8PT	Grade II
15	Cheam War MemorialSM3 8QD	Grade II
16	Church FarmhouseSM3 8PU	Grade II
17	Lodge to Cheam ParkSM3 8BW	Grade II
18	Lychgate in the Churchyard of St Dunstan'sSM3 8QH	Grade II
19	Nonsuch CottageSM3 8QD	Grade II
20	North Boundary Wall to Number 1 (Whitehall) and Number 3 (Nonsuch Cottage)SM3 8QD	Grade II
21	Old Red Lion InnSM3 8QB	Grade II
22	Park CottagesSM3 8AJ	Grade II
23	Stone Cross and Drinking FountainSM3 8AJ	Grade II
24	The Old CottageSM3 8BH	Grade II
25	The RectorySM3 8QD	Grade II
26	The Tomb of Christian and Henry Neale D. 1675 and Eliza Dutton D. 1687 in Churchyard of the Church of St DunstansSM3 8QH	Grade II
27	The Tomb of Fleetwood Dormer Died 1726, in Churchyard of Church of St DunstanSM3 8PT	Grade II
28	The Tomb of William Farmer C1815 in the Churchyard of the Church of St DunstansSM3 8QH	Grade II
29	Underground Room to Rear of Number 5SM3 8QD	Grade II

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