Grade II* listed buildings in Havant (borough)

Grade II* listed buildings in the borough of Havant are a subset of the designated heritage assets within the Havant borough of Hampshire, England. These buildings are deemed to be particularly important structures of special interest, falling between the higher Grade I designation and the more common Grade II listing. The designation indicates that they are nationally important and require a higher degree of protection under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990.

The process of listing buildings is carried out by Historic England, an executive non-departmental public body of the government of the United Kingdom, sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Listing ensures that any alterations or demolitions to these buildings require special consent, known as listed building consent, from the local planning authority (Havant Borough Council), ensuring that their special architectural and historic interest is considered.

Buildings designated Grade II* comprise a relatively small percentage of all listed buildings, typically representing those with elements of national importance or exceptional regional value. They may exhibit unique architectural features, demonstrate historical significance linked to prominent figures or events, or possess exceptional craftsmanship or rarity.

The list of Grade II* listed buildings in Havant borough may include churches, manor houses, public buildings, or other structures of significant historical and architectural merit. Details about specific buildings listed at Grade II* within Havant borough, including their addresses, reasons for designation, and historical background, are generally accessible through Historic England's online database, the National Heritage List for England, and local planning records held by Havant Borough Council. This information is important for researchers, historians, property owners, and anyone interested in the built heritage of the Havant area.