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A Listed Building is a building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest as defined by the Department of Culture Media & Sport (DCMS), the character of which it is important to conserve. Buildings are selected on the advice of historic building experts employed by English Heritage.  A wide range of structures are protected in this way including  red telephone boxes and gravestones to barns, cottages and farmhouses as well as country houses and churches.
Listed Building Status means the building may not be demolished, partly demolished or altered in such a way that it's character is  affected, without firstly obtaining Listed Building Consent from the District Council (Breckland). This protection covers all later additions and internal features and also include all other structures such as walls and outbuildings within the curtilage of the Listed Building. Each building graded according to according to it’s national architectural and historic importance and rarity as Grade I, Grade II* or Grade II, the great majority (90%) being Grade II.
In the list below click on the name to see a full desciption.

GRADE  I 
 
1. All Saints Church  (LB1). Consecration date 1412. Square Tower, largely rebuilt in 17th Century.
2. The Priory (LB5). Corner of junction of Church Street (west-side) and Dunham Road Grade I, (LB5). Former chapel and Hermitage converted into Farmhouse, now dwelling.

GRADE  II
 
3.   The Bull, Public House  (LB2). South-east corner of junction of Church St and Mileham Rd (B1145), C17 with C18 stables and early C19 side extension.
4.   School House  (LB3). No.17 Church Street (east side). Former shop and dwelling now part of school and adult education centre.
5.   No.15 Church Street (LB4). East side of Church Street opposite Post Office, similar to School House.
6.   White House  (LB6). Corner of Druid Lane and Church St.
7.   The Post Office (LB7). No.12 Church Street, Post Office, shop (General Store) and dwelling. 18th Century.
8.   Blenheim House, Church Street (LB8) Grade II. 
9.   High House Farm, Weasenham Rd (LB9) Grade II. 18th Century
10. Point House, (LB10). Junction of Back Street (north side) and Tittleshall Road. (LB10) Grade II. Circa 1830.
11. Manor Farmhouse, Church Street (west side) opposite Church (LB11) Grade II. Late 16th Century or later.
12. Litcham Hall, Lexham Road (north side) (LB12) Grade II. Dates back to 14th Century
13. Fourways, junction of Mileham Road (north side) and Back Lane, (LB13) Grade II. Former Toll House now dwelling. 
14. Limekiln in Garden of Fourways, Mileham Road (LB14) Grade II. Dissused limekiln circa 1830.
15. The Cornershop, No.1 Tittleshall Road (LB15) Grade II. Shop and dwelling, circa 1860.
16. Oakland Farmhouse, (LB16) Tittleshall Road (East side) Grade II.