British Listed Buildings Online
Welcome to British Listed Buildings, an online database of buildings and structures that are listed as being of special architectural and historic interest.
As well as reading the official listing data for each building, you can also view the location on a map, and, where possible, see it in Google Streetview and Bing Birds Eye View. You can also add your own comments, information and photos and view comments and photos submitted by other users of the site.
You can browse for listed buildings by country, county and parish/locality:
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Alternatively, you can use the search page to search for buildings by name/description text or by postcode.
Recent Listed Building Comments
2- 6 (even Nos) Bank Street Aberfeldy Perth And Kinross
We purchased this in 1983. there is only 2 doors now, 2-4 & 6.We own no:6 The interior retains much of what once was, Still a drapery shop.In 2007 had major rear renovations carried out.Gutters/roof joists/chimney/windows/floor joists/complete repainting of all woodwork outside ( by myself)replaced 3 of the metal [...]
A Doig, 2 September 2010
Store at Grove Farm Orwell Cambridgeshire
This property has now been converted into a dwellinghouse.
David Miller, 2 September 2010
Farm Buildings to North of Baysdale Abbey Westerdale North Yorkshire
If you go on google Maps ,and then click on Satellite,and zoom in on the farm buildings on the opposite side of the Lane to Baysdale Abbey,its possible to imagine that the bigger of these buildings is built within the remains of a church.I can't find any reference to any [...]
Patrick Holdsworth, 2 September 2010
Providence United Reformed Church Middleton Greater Manchester
i love this building, why let it rot, the concil should restore it or let a someone with a plan have it.
martin, 2 September 2010
Ye Olde Cruck House and De Lacy Hall Frampton On Severn Gloucestershire
I lived in this property, and I own it, so I find it unfortunate that there are several crucial factual errors in its listing. First, Ye Olde Cruck House IS De Lacy Hall, and NOT an outbuilding, but a house that has been lived in on and off since its [...]
BERYL PHILLIPS, 2 September 2010
Stracathro House (staff Residence of Stracathro Hospital) Stracathro Angus
Stracathro House has been privately owned since 2003 and has now been returned to its original condition, as a family home. The post code is now DD9 7QF
f convery, 2 September 2010
Garlenick Grampound With Creed Cornwall
I refer to "Listing Text" for this building. My late father told me that Garlenick was rebuilt in 1812 by George Moore, not Gwennap Moore. This should be easy enough to check out. I also express some scepticism that the fire place with crossed guns commerates Sir John Moore. Sir John [...]
Dennis Gifford Moore, 1 September 2010
Bridge Carrying Drive over Leet, North of Riverside Mill Bradford West Yorkshire
Inaccessible to the public.
John Yeadon, 1 September 2010
Drumlanrig Chimney at Newhouse Plantation Penpont Dumfries And Galloway
Saw this house while on holiday,was empty & looked in need of some T.L.C. Wondered who it belonged to? If it was on the market? how much? Such a shame to see our heritage go to ruin.... Don't know if you can help? Kind regards Steffi.
Steffi Morgan, 31 August 2010
Currently (Aug 2010) being demolished for the Crossrail project .. I'm surprised no-one complained .. we need another Betjeman .. more info at: http://www.crossrail.co.uk/the-railway/getting-approval/parliamentary-bill/crossrail-bill-documents/information-papers#asset/4608
Marco, 30 August 2010
Mount Tabor Methodist Church Halifax West Yorkshire
Re Mount Tabor 2. 1820 Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, sandstone "brick" wiht ashlar trim. 2 storeys and basement peidment-gabled front. Stone slate roof and stone gable copings. 3 bay depth with organ loft extenison to rear gable. Plain bank defining pediment with oculus. Round headed windows in squared ashlar surrounds with keystones. Ground floor built out in [...]
Alan Longbottom, 30 August 2010
Walnut Tree House Mayfield East Sussex
My ancestors Alexander and Eliza NORTH are shown on the 1841 census as living in the Walnut Tree House. I was on holiday with my family from New Zealand. We called in at Mayfield on the 30th August 1910 (Bank holiday weekend) to have a look at the house. From [...]
Cecily Williams, 30 August 2010






























