Listed Buildings in Norton Conservation Area
79 listed buildings have been identified within the Norton Conservation Area in England, including 1 Grade I, 1 Grade II*, 77 Grade II.
| # | Building Name | Grade |
| 51 | Harland Place (Medical Centre)TS20 1AN | Grade II |
| 52 | Hind's Cottages Numbers 1 and 2 (Smirk Yard)TS20 1DP | Grade II |
| 53 | Hogg Family Tomb of West of Church of St Mary the VirginTS20 1EB | Grade II |
| 54 | Hogg Family Vault to North West of ChurchTS20 1DZ | Grade II |
| 55 | K6 Telephone Kiosk Circa 25 Metres North West of Number 1TS20 1EH | Grade II |
| 56 | K6 Telephone Kiosk Circa 8 Metres East of Number 83TS20 1AE | Grade II |
| 57 | Norton HallTS20 1GD | Grade II |
| 58 | Norton Memorial CrossTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 59 | Numbers 58 and 59 (Incorperating the Former Number 60)TS20 1GB | Grade II |
| 60 | Ragworth PlaceTS20 1EJ | Grade II |
| 61 | Ragworth PlaceTS20 1EL | Grade II |
| 62 | Ragworth PlaceTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 63 | Range and Buildings Immediately to East of Number 32aTS20 1DW | Grade II |
| 64 | Ray Tomb to South of Stagg TombTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 65 | Sherton HouseTS20 1DS | Grade II |
| 66 | Stagg Family Tomb to South of White TombTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 67 | Sunday SchoolTS20 1GD | Grade II |
| 68 | Table Tomb to South of ChurchTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 69 | The Fox AlmshousesTS20 1AG | Grade II |
| 70 | The HermitageTS20 1DZ | Grade II |
| 71 | The HolliesTS20 1AW | Grade II |
| 72 | The ManorTS20 1DP | Grade II |
| 73 | The Priory and Attached GateTS20 1DR | Grade II |
| 74 | The Unicorn Public HouseTS20 1EH | Grade II |
| 75 | The VicarageTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 76 | Tomb of Reverend John Starkey, to South of Ray TombTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
| 77 | Wall to South of Churchyard, Fronting Road From Opposite Number 26 to Opposite the VicarageTS20 1EJ | Grade II |
| 78 | Wellington HouseTS20 1AE | Grade II |
| 79 | White Family Tomb to South of Hogg TombTS20 1TZ | Grade II |
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