Other Historic Buildings Still in Existence
- Mudeford House (later Avonmouth Hotel and Christchurch Harbour Hotel) Grade 2 Listed. DoE Ref 3/39 Grid Reference: SZ1807892118
- Waterford Lodge (later Waterford Lodge Hotel)
- Elmhurst which was built in 1870 (renamed The Anchorage in 1889). It was changed from a holiday home for the wealthy to a teacher convalescence home in 1929 and is still today used for that purpose. It was however requisitioned during World War II for the war effort. Grade 2 Listed. DoE Ref 3/234 Grid Reference: SZ1863592089.
- Sandford Hotel (later The Moorings). The hotel doubled up as the Mudeford post office in Victorian times. Sandford Hotel opened in 1835. Grade 2* Listed. DoE Reference: 3/40. Grid Reference: SZ1828692064.
- An early Victorian pillar box is still in use close to The Moorings. It dates back to 1856. Grade 2 Listed. DoE Ref 3/226 Grid Reference: SZ1830892068.
- The Nelson Tavern
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