Buildings at Risk Register
Historic England publishes a National Buildings at Risk Register
This list includes some additional buildings/sites considered "at risk" due to archaeological importance or as a place of worship.
Buildings capable of beneficial use are ‘at risk’ if they are in very bad or poor condition or in a fair condition but vacant.
A listed building not capable of occupancy (such as a statue or wall) will be “at risk” if in a very bad or poor condition, or if it is in fair condition but lacking management to ensure its future maintenance.
Inclusion in the register implies no criticism of the owners of the buildings concerned, many of whom are actively seeking ways to secure their buildings’ futures.
- Badley - Bakehouse at Badley Hall
- Badley - Barn at Badley Hall
- Badley - Dovecote at Badley Hall
- Barham - Shrubland Hall
- Barham - Shrubland Hall, Upper Gun terrace
- Barham - Shrubland Hall, Terrace Known as the Balcony Garden, including Balustrading and Pavilion
- Baylham - 3 Tombchests, Church of St Peter, Church Lane
- Claydon - Claydon Rectory, garden walls
- Coddenham - Shrubland Hall, Grand stairs and Grotto
- Coddenham - Shrubland Hall, Lower Loggia and attached balustrading and steps
- Hinderclay - Mizpah, Bells Lane
- Kenton - Barn at Oak Tree Farm, Debenham Road
- Kenton - Oak Tree Farmhouse, Debenham Road
- Norton - Barn at Halls Farm, Halls Farm Lane
- Redlingfield - Barn at Hall Farm, Church Road
- Stonham Parva - Barns at Hall Farm
- Wingfield - Long Barn Castle Farm, Vicage Road
- Winston - Stable Range, 30 Metres West of Winston Hall
- Winston - Barn 50 Metres North of Winston Hall
- Worlingworth - Moss Cottages, Bedfield Road
- Worlingworth - Oak Farm House, Church Street
This list was last updated on 30/10/2026
Buildings will only be removed from the register once Listed Building Consent for relevant repair works has been granted, implemented and completed.
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