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| LB/1/73 | PARISH CHURCH OF ST PETER AND ST PAUL | 1094332 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.17472 50.855012, -1.174718 50.854994, -1.17459 50.854997, -1.174591 50.855013, -1.174498 50.855017, -1.174504 50.855081, -1.174455 50.855083, -1.174464 50.855162, -1.174719 50.855152, -1.174724 50.855207, -1.174916 50.855203, -1.174922 50.855261, -1.175056 50.855258, -1.175058 50.855278, -1.175114 50.855277, -1.175114 50.855257, -1.175241 50.855252, -1.175239 50.855202, -1.175244 50.855201, -1.175243 50.855194, -1.175303 50.855192, -1.175299 50.855138, -1.175304 50.855137, -1.175299 50.855057, -1.175245 50.855057, -1.175241 50.855038, -1.175154 50.855039, -1.17515 50.855024, -1.174945 50.855027, -1.174942 50.855006, -1.174928 50.855006, -1.174927 50.855002, -1.174919 50.855002, -1.174919 50.854998, -1.174908 50.854998, -1.174908 50.855004, -1.174801 50.855009, -1.174802 50.855025, -1.174722 50.855027, -1.17472 50.855012))) | Large parish church of several phases. The NE chapel (formerly the chancel) incorporates some Saxon long-and-short work, a late Norman arch (formerly the chancel arch), C13 lancets and some C15 windows. The N tower was added in 1742 in a chunky Itaalianate style by James Norris of Gosport, contractor Thomas Goss of Wickham. The nave was rebuilt and enlarged in 1812, but this work largely disappeared in later phases. The chancel was rebuilt in 1888 to the design of Sir Arthur Blomfield in Early English style; the S transept is in the same style. The nave was rebuilt in 1930-31 by Sir Charles Nicholson in a style influenced by the tower. Outer N aisle glazed off to provide W end parish office and separate chapel; church hall, completed in 1975, attached to E end of church. MATERIALS: The chancel is built in flint with red brick and stone banding and Bath stone dressings. The tower is of grey and blue Wallington brick headers with red brick dressings. The nave is in red brick laid in English bond with burnt headers and stone dressings. Tiled roofs to medieval and Victorian structure, copper roof to nave and copper dome to tower cupola. PLAN: Nave with clerestory and W end organ gallery; chancel; NE chapel; S transept; N tower; 4-bay N and S aisles and 3-bay outer N aisle; SE vestry, NE porch. EXTERIOR: The Blomfield E end has angle buttresses and lancet windows including a triple lancet E window under a polychromatic arch and a Geometric Decorated S window to the S transept. Chimney stack on the S wall of the chancel. The NE chapel has a triple lancet E window and one lancet and the remains of two others in the N wall, a C13 doorway and 2 Perpendicular medieval square-headed windows, 3-stage N tower with projecting quoins of red brick, string courses and a moulded brick cornice below the parapet. Round-headed E doorway to tower with an oculus window to the 2nd stage and a Diocletian window to the top stage. The N face is similar with a round-headed window in place of the door. Octagonal cupola with a domed roof on a lead-covered base with clock faces. The 1930-31 nave, said to incorporate some red brick walling from the 1812 phase, has Diocletian windows and a N porch, which has a low gabled parapet. The W end has clasping buttresses with set-offs, tall lancet windows and a pair of shorter high-set lancets between. Deeply moulded recessed round-headed W doorway flanked by blind arcading. The S side has high set paired round-headed windows to each bay above blind-round-headed recesses. Similar triple windows light the clerestory. INTERIOR: The interior is more consistent than the exterior, the nave tall and light with a good shallow-pitched tie beam roof of large scantling, divided into panels with carved bosses. The 1930 arcades have octagonal Chilmark stone piers without capitals, the arcade mouldings dying into them. Flat panelled ceilings to N and S aisles. The tall double-chamfered chancel arch has octagonal responds, the Flamboyant timber chancel screen, dedicated in 1910, by Dart and Francis of Crediton, moved one bay E to accommodate nave altar. The chancel has a canted boarded 1889 roof, divided into panels with cusped transverse arches, all with painted decoration of 1931 to the designs of Sir Charles Nicholson. The triple lancet E window and sedilia have black marble shafts and bell capitals. Mosaic reredos, Messrs Powell & Son of Whitefriars, given in 1892 and extended with outer panels in 1905, with central scene of Christ in Glory. Encaustic tiles to chancel. The N chancel wall is treated as an archaeological display, the former external wall of the medieval church revealed with three medieval windows. One of the responds of the double chamfered arch into the NE chapel has volute capitals. The lights of the C13 triple lancet E window of the chapel are deeply splayed. Some medieval floor tiles survive. The chapel roof has a C19 or C20 plastered canted ceiling divided into panels and 3 probably late medieval tie beams. No pulpit. 1930s font with an octagonal stone bowl on a stem with engaged shafts on a later large ashlar stone two-tier base. The E wall of the outer N chapel has a re-sited section of medieval oak screen, heavily repaired, probably a C15 reredos. It is divided into large panels with blind tracery and a deep coved cornice with brattished cresting, and has doors at each end. Traces of ancient colour survive. C19 benches in the nave with ends with chamfered corners and round shoulders. Numerous wall monuments, the most ambitious is to Captain Newman (d 1811), by Sir Richard Westmacott, which has a relief of a sinking ship. Glass includes several windows by Burlisson and Grylls including a good C19 Jesse tree in the E window of the NE chapel, memorial date of 1887. SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: Although externally the church is a diverse series of styles and material, it has outstanding elements, notably the 1742 tower, The interior successfully combines the separate elements of the former medieval chancel with Sir Arthur Blomfield’s High Victorian chancel and a fine nave of 1930-31 by Sir Charles Nicholson. Fittings include good quality Victorian features in the chancel and a remarkable C15 coved timber reredos (re-sited). The 1975 church hall extension is not of special interest. | 100062408250 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/2/96 | 2, CHURCH PLACE | 1229693 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.174267 50.855443, -1.174273 50.855524, -1.174327 50.855521, -1.174313 50.855423, -1.174301 50.855385, -1.174263 50.855392, -1.174267 50.855443))) | C18 or earlier cottage facing churchyard. Ground floor tarred brick, 1st floor weatherboarded. Old tiled roof half hipped. 2 storeys, 4 windows, unbarred sashes and casements but all ground floor windows except 1 now bricked up. -Nos 1 and 2 with the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul form a group with all the listed buildings on High Street and Union Street. (No 45 is a building of local interest) and with the Red Lion Hotel and No 10 East Street. | 100060336691 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/10/186 | BURLEY COTTAGE | 1093539 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.22048 50.830016, -1.2205 50.82994, -1.220401 50.829929, -1.220367 50.830054, -1.22044 50.83006, -1.220446 50.830036, -1.220474 50.830039, -1.220476 50.830032, -1.220498 50.830035, -1.220502 50.83002, -1.22048 50.830018, -1.22048 50.830016))) | Circa C16. Restored timber framed cottage, square panel framing with curved braces on 1st floor. Red brick infill. Tiled roof, steeply pitched and with axial chimney stack. 2 storeys. 4 windows, reproduction leaded casements. Off centre entrancce with added hipped roof porch. | 100060333022 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/5/141 | BISHOPWOOD | 1093540 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.196107 50.851851, -1.1961 50.851852, -1.196094 50.851805, -1.196036 50.851809, -1.196033 50.8518, -1.195975 50.851804, -1.195957 50.851797, -1.195933 50.851799, -1.195921 50.851808, -1.195859 50.851813, -1.195861 50.851825, -1.195803 50.851829, -1.195799 50.851817, -1.195787 50.851805, -1.195768 50.851795, -1.195763 50.851794, -1.195757 50.851807, -1.195738 50.851808, -1.195734 50.851799, -1.195731 50.851797, -1.195726 50.851795, -1.195714 50.851795, -1.195704 50.851799, -1.195702 50.851802, -1.195671 50.851823, -1.19566 50.851841, -1.19566 50.851851, -1.195679 50.851941, -1.195845 50.851929, -1.195845 50.851919, -1.195881 50.851917, -1.195885 50.851937, -1.195817 50.851942, -1.195821 50.851966, -1.195855 50.851963, -1.195877 50.852089, -1.19597 50.852082, -1.195952 50.851977, -1.195993 50.851974, -1.195988 50.851942, -1.195956 50.851945, -1.19594 50.851925, -1.195939 50.851914, -1.196104 50.8519, -1.196193 50.851894, -1.196182 50.851846, -1.196107 50.851851))) | Early C19 Gothick Cottage Ornee, originally called Blackbrook. Roughcast façade. Thatched roof with wide overhang scalloped away to form eyebrows over 1st floor windows, which are supported on each side by columns in the form of rough tree trunks. 2 storeys. 6 windows. The south front has 3 curved projections on both floors, 2 containing large tripartite windows (Venetian 1st floor windows, one with pointed centre light) ground floor has 1 with 3 round arched lights and 1 with 3 pointed lights. Remaining windows sashes. North façade has pointed casements with Gothick glazing, ground floor windows similar to church windows with tracery. Large ground floor room added on the north side and joined to the house by a corridor and porch. Residence of the Bishop of Portsmouth.-Bishopwood, its gate piers and Blackbrook Lodge form a group. | 100060357643 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/5/142 | GATE PIERS AT BISHOPWOOD | 1339249 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.195842 50.852316, -1.195842 50.852323, -1.195852 50.852324, -1.195852 50.852316, -1.195842 50.852316)), ((-1.195787 50.852324, -1.195787 50.852331, -1.195797 50.852331, -1.195797 50.852324, -1.195787 50.852324))) | C19. Red brick gate piers with stone plinths and caps with ball finials.-Bishopwood, its gate piers and Blackbrook Lodge form a group. | 100060357643 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/5/140 | BLACKBROOK LODGE | 1093541 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.196361 50.852172, -1.196344 50.852173, -1.196319 50.852105, -1.196311 50.852106, -1.196309 50.852103, -1.196297 50.852104, -1.196291 50.852091, -1.196271 50.852093, -1.19631 50.852196, -1.196331 50.852264, -1.196362 50.85226, -1.196368 50.852278, -1.19638 50.852277, -1.196382 50.852281, -1.196429 50.852276, -1.196423 50.852253, -1.19647 50.852249, -1.196485 50.852237, -1.196479 50.852217, -1.19647 50.852212, -1.196462 50.852213, -1.196458 50.852204, -1.196471 50.852203, -1.196481 50.85219, -1.196477 50.852171, -1.196458 50.852166, -1.196446 50.852167, -1.196444 50.852159, -1.19645 50.852157, -1.196458 50.852147, -1.196454 50.852132, -1.196441 50.852124, -1.196433 50.852125, -1.196427 50.852106, -1.196437 50.852104, -1.196447 50.852096, -1.196444 50.852084, -1.19643 50.852079, -1.19642 50.85208, -1.196417 50.852068, -1.196334 50.852079, -1.196361 50.852172))) | Earlier C19. Stuccoed façade with wide eaves and hipped slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 windows, sashes with boxed frames and glazing bars. Modern centre porch. -Bishopwood, its gate piers and Blackbrook Lodge form a group. | 100060357645 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/5/139 | BLACKBROOK HOUSE MATERNITY HOME | 1339250 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.202077 50.85313, -1.202035 50.853098, -1.201988 50.853058, -1.201923 50.853089, -1.20192 50.853086, -1.201846 50.853117, -1.20182 50.853091, -1.201764 50.853115, -1.201762 50.853112, -1.201701 50.853138, -1.201677 50.853134, -1.201666 50.853134, -1.201656 50.853136, -1.201633 50.853145, -1.201627 50.853151, -1.201623 50.853158, -1.201623 50.853172, -1.201557 50.853201, -1.201656 50.853291, -1.201726 50.85326, -1.201761 50.853291, -1.201826 50.853262, -1.201793 50.853233, -1.201915 50.85318, -1.201934 50.853197, -1.202009 50.853163, -1.202007 50.853161, -1.202077 50.85313))) | Early C19. Formerly Blackbrook Place. White brick. South façade has stone plinth, bands at 1st and 2nd floors and stone blocking course. Brick eaves cornice. 3 storeys and cellars. 5 windows, including 3 in centre brick bow which extends full heeight of building. 1st floor of bow recessed with stone Ionic pillars between windows and iron balcony in front of 2 outer windows. 1st and 2nd floors have 3 light sashes flanking centre windows. Sashes, all with glazing bars except ground floor bow has no glazing bars and eastern ground floor window has modern glazing, with 1 storey modern wooden addition in front. West side 2 storey recessed later C19 extension with slate roof. North or entrance façade has square brick porch with pilasters and centre 1st floor bay above slightly advanced. Interior has brick vaulted former wine cellars and good staircase with turned, twisted balusters. | 100060357649 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/21/326 | DOWNBARN COTTAGE | 1093542 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.163039 50.861976, -1.163031 50.861959, -1.162975 50.861971, -1.16298 50.861982, -1.162938 50.861991, -1.162926 50.861964, -1.162901 50.861969, -1.162909 50.861983, -1.162863 50.861993, -1.162893 50.862055, -1.163062 50.862022, -1.163039 50.861976))) | Mid C19. Coursed flint with red brick quoins and window dressings. Slate roof. 2 storeys. 3 windows outer bays advanced under gables. Windows, C19 casements with lozenged glazing and dripstone moulds. Centre door with glazed porch. Formerly 2 cottages. | 100061988409 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/21/327 | DOWNBARN FARMHOUSE | 1093543 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.160472 50.862684, -1.16043 50.86278, -1.160522 50.862796, -1.160567 50.8627, -1.160472 50.862684))) | Mid C19. Flint, with red brick quoins and window dressings. Slate roof with wide eaves. 2½ storeys. 2 windows of 2 lights each and 1 in gable end. Lozenged glazing. Dripstone moulds to ground floor windows only. Centre gabled wooden porch and additional blocked door. Rear cross wing. | 100061988410 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/216 | ST AMBROSE | 1339240 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117421 50.838654, -1.117377 50.838563, -1.117239 50.838593, -1.117283 50.838684, -1.117421 50.838654))) | Originally 1 house now 2. C18. Originally grey brick with red brick window dressings but 1st floor of No 183 now red and grey brick, presumably altered in C19. Old tiled roof. 2½ storeys with 1 hipped dormer each. No 183 has a 3 light sash, No 1185 has 2 sashes with exposed frames and glazing bars and 1 centre red brick blank with old fire insurance mark to the south side of this. Ground floor of No 183 has 3 light sash in stucco surround, late C19 glazing. Door with plain rectangular fanlight and damaged trellis porch. South side of façade has good doorcase with pediment, consoles, pilasters and good radial fanlight. Advanced C19 shopfront with end consoles and fluted pilasters. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and No 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336111 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/238 | MYRTLE COTTAGE | 1094321 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117239 50.839182, -1.117252 50.839195, -1.117218 50.83921, -1.117263 50.839253, -1.117296 50.839239, -1.117334 50.839272, -1.117439 50.839221, -1.11733 50.839116, -1.117219 50.839162, -1.117205 50.839149, -1.117134 50.839178, -1.117169 50.839211, -1.117239 50.839182))) | C18. Façade roughcast with brick eaves cornice. Old tiled roof with end chimney. 2½ storeys. 3 windows and 2 dormers with hipped roofs. Sashes with cambered head linings and late C19 glazing and casements with glazing bars. Later C19 bays with unbarred sashes ground floor. Centre glazed later C19 porch. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336110 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/236 | WISTERIA COTTAGE | 1351256 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.11748 50.839412, -1.117427 50.839438, -1.117481 50.839491, -1.117584 50.839445, -1.117593 50.839454, -1.117675 50.839417, -1.117667 50.83941, -1.117631 50.839387, -1.117531 50.839287, -1.117441 50.839323, -1.117472 50.839349, -1.117446 50.839361, -1.11749 50.839407, -1.11748 50.839412))) | C18. Part possibly earlier. Red brick. Old tiled hipped roof in 2 parts, the southern slightly lower, chimney at junction. 2 storeys. 4 windows, all except one of 1st floor windows (C19 casement) are sashes with boxed frames, cambered head lininggs and glazing bars. Trellis porch. 6 panelled door, top 2 panels now glazed. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336108 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/218 | THATCHED COTTAGE | 1093521 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117642 50.839114, -1.117729 50.839084, -1.117694 50.83904, -1.117667 50.839049, -1.117636 50.83901, -1.117574 50.83903, -1.117642 50.839114))) | C16&C17 Timber framed house with painted brick infill to square panel framing. Half hipped thatched roof. Large off centre chimney above off centre entrance with plank door. 2 windows 1st floor, 3 windows ground floor, all C18&early C19 style caseements. -Nos 169 to 175 (odd), gate and railings at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171 form a group with Nos 162 to 174 (even) including the street boundary wall at No 194, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196. (Nos 175 and 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336107 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/11/235 | DOVERCROFT | 1094320 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117629 50.839496, -1.117718 50.839453, -1.117675 50.839417, -1.117573 50.839463, -1.117621 50.8395, -1.117629 50.839496))) | C18 house, altered in C19. Red brick with brick eaves cornice and old tiled mansard roof. 3 bay façade, centre part slightly advanced and gabled. 2½ storeys with 1 hipped dormer, 3 windows, centre 1st floor blank. To south side large arched woodeen double doors. Side façade has C18 pedimented doorcase with moulded architrave, 6 panelled doors, top 2 now glazed and 1 added C19 style casement on both floors. --Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336106 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/220 | ST VINCENT ST VINCENT COTTAGE | 1229310 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.118126 50.839224, -1.118121 50.839219, -1.118159 50.839205, -1.118136 50.839179, -1.118098 50.839193, -1.118092 50.839186, -1.117992 50.839219, -1.117884 50.839265, -1.117872 50.839254, -1.117793 50.839289, -1.117938 50.839423, -1.117964 50.839411, -1.11797 50.839416, -1.117985 50.839409, -1.11798 50.839404, -1.118018 50.839387, -1.117955 50.839328, -1.117996 50.839309, -1.117971 50.839287, -1.118076 50.839243, -1.118127 50.839225, -1.118126 50.839224))) | Centre section probably C18 but wings added and whole building re-roofed as one in early C19. 1 building now 2 dwellings. Painted brick. String course at 1st floor height. Wide bracketed eaves, slate roof. 2 storeys. 5 windows in all. 2 late CC18&early C19 bay windows with cornices ground floor. All sashes with glazing bars, all, except bays, with exposed frames. Centre door with pediment, pilasters and advanced radial fanlight, 6 panelled door. Side façade (part of No 171), flint with red brick dressings and late C18&early C19 casements. Rear wing stretches back from here. 2 storeys but lower height than front of building. -Nos 169 to 175 (odd), gate and railings at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171 form a group with Nos 162 to 174 (even) including the street boundary wall at No 194, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196. (Nos 175 and 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336104 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/11/234 | 168, CASTLE STREET | 1229438 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117566 50.83956, -1.117615 50.8396, -1.117702 50.83956, -1.117629 50.839496, -1.11754 50.839539, -1.117566 50.83956))) | C18 or earlier, restored. Stands back in small garden. Rendered façade. Old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 4 windows 1st floor including 1 in roof section adjoining No 172. Ground floor has 2 windows, all in early C19 style reproduction casements. Moddern centre porch. South side has wooden garage doors. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336103 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/233 | PYLEWELL HOUSE | 1351255 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117702 50.83961, -1.117731 50.839636, -1.11784 50.839583, -1.117773 50.839528, -1.117626 50.839595, -1.117667 50.839627, -1.117702 50.83961))) | Early C19. Rendered façade grooved to simulate masonry. Wide bracketed eaves cornice and hipped slate roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows, sashes with glazing bars and jalousies. Door with moulded architrave and flat hood on consoles. Door with side ligghts. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336102 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/232 | 164A AND 164B, CASTLE STREET | 1229423 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117951 50.839814, -1.118038 50.839774, -1.117893 50.839647, -1.117815 50.839682, -1.117856 50.839716, -1.117842 50.839723, -1.117951 50.839814))) | Unusual pair of houses. South side (No 164) is C18. North side (No 162) is later C19 house added in the same style. No 164. C18. Red and grey brick façade with rubbed red brick dressings white stone quoins, brick cornice and coped parapet. Old tiled roof. 2½ storeys with 2 hipped dormers and end chimney. 3 windows, unbarred sashes. Centre door with good rectangular fanlight. No 162. Red brick with eaves cornice, white stone dressings and coped parapet. Old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows northern one identical 2 storey bay to that of No 164, to south, sash with stone lintel. Door with stone architrave and dentil cornice, heavy C19 detailing. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336099 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/223 | FORMER BARN TO SOUTH OF NO 157 | 1339239 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.118222 50.839675, -1.118217 50.839678, -1.118332 50.839768, -1.118369 50.839749, -1.118292 50.839688, -1.118305 50.839681, -1.118294 50.839673, -1.11828 50.83968, -1.118253 50.839659, -1.118222 50.839675))) | C18&early C19. Long red brick barn extending along street frontage. Hipped old tiled roof. Former street doors now blocked. Important in continuity of street scene. -Nos 153 to 157 (odd), the street boundary wall at No 153, the former barn to souuth of No 157 Nelson Cottages and No 158 form a group. (No 157 and Nelson Cottages are buildings of local interest.) | 100060336097 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/231 | 158, CASTLE STREET | 1094319 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.118368 50.840158, -1.118415 50.840194, -1.118361 50.840223, -1.118372 50.840231, -1.118358 50.840239, -1.118404 50.840273, -1.118529 50.840206, -1.11843 50.840129, -1.118368 50.840158))) | C18 or earlier. Façade faced with roughcast. Steeply pitched hipped thatched roof carried low to 1 storey height at rear. 2 storeys. 3 windows, early C19 casements. Off centre chimney and off centre modern porch. South end rebuilt or reclad redd brick wall. -No 158 forms a group with Nos 153 to 157 (odd), the street boundary wall at No 153 the former barn to south of No 157 and Nelson Cottages. (No 157 and Nelson Cottages are buildings of local interest). | 100060336095 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/225 | 155, CASTLE STREET | 1093519 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.118603 50.839846, -1.11865 50.839826, -1.118619 50.839796, -1.118572 50.839816, -1.118538 50.839784, -1.11845 50.83982, -1.118517 50.839882, -1.118603 50.839846))) | Probably timber framed. Early C17. Street façade rendered with old tiled roof. 2 gables. 1½ storeys. 1 window in each gable. C18&early C19 casements, ground floor windows have plain wooden dripboards above on brackets. Plain centre plank door wwith similar dripboard above. -Nos 153 to 157 (odd), the street boundary wall at No 153, the former barn to south of No 157 Nelson Cottages and No 158 form a group. (No 157 and Nelson Cottages are buildings of local interest.) | 100060336092 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/226 | VINE COTTAGE | 1339238 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.118615 50.839969, -1.118695 50.839934, -1.118609 50.83985, -1.118524 50.839885, -1.118531 50.839891, -1.118615 50.839969))) | Early C19. Red brick façade, wide eaves. Hipped, old tiled roof. 2 storeys, 2 windows, sashes with boxed frames and glazing bars, ground floor windows with cambered head linings. Centre door also cambered head lining and simple moulded architravee. -Nos 153 to 157 (odd), the street boundary wall at No 153, the former barn to south of No 157 Nelson Cottages and No 158 form a group. (No 157 and Nelson Cottages are buildings of local interest.) | 100060336090 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/230 | WALNUT COTTAGE | 1094318 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.119351 50.840665, -1.119253 50.84059, -1.119189 50.840623, -1.119192 50.840625, -1.119151 50.840647, -1.119249 50.840718, -1.119351 50.840665))) | C18 or earlier. Rendered façade with hipped, old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 3 windows, casements in former window spaces, modern glazing. Ground floor has 2 small modern bays and C19 trellis porch. -No 140 (Walnut Cottage) forms a group with Nos 129 to 135 (odd) | 100060336085 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/227 | LITTLE WILLOW | 1279132 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.119477 50.840423, -1.119479 50.840421, -1.119473 50.840418, -1.119485 50.840409, -1.119457 50.840394, -1.119446 50.840403, -1.119401 50.840378, -1.119379 50.840387, -1.119312 50.840436, -1.119379 50.840473, -1.119477 50.840423))) | C18&early C19. Rendered façade, grooved to simulate masonry, eaves cornice. Old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows, early C19 style reproduction casements. Reproduction C18 doorcase. Included for group value. -Nos 129 to 135 (odd) form a group wiith No 140 (Walnut Cottage). | 100060336071 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/197 | STREET BOUNDARY WALL TO NORTH WEST OF NO 153 (VINE COTTAGE) | 1229309 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.118668 50.84001, -1.118837 50.840135, -1.118844 50.840131, -1.118673 50.840007, -1.118668 50.84001))) | C19. 7ft high red brick boundary wall adjoining No 153 to the north west. -Nos 153 to 157 (odd), the street boundary wall at No 153, the former barn to south of No 157 Nelson Cottages and No 158 form a group. (No 157 and Nelson Cottages are buildinngs of local interest.) | 100060336090 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/207 | PENDEEN COTTAGE ROVER COTTAGE | 1094315 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.116455 50.838054, -1.11647 50.838046, -1.116447 50.838029, -1.116408 50.838049, -1.116382 50.838027, -1.116405 50.838019, -1.116386 50.838, -1.116284 50.838033, -1.116362 50.838092, -1.116455 50.838054))) | C18. Façades colourwashed brick. Old tiled roof hipped at north west end. 2 storeys. 1 window each with modern glazing. Doorcases with pediments and fluted pilasters. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and Nos 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (oodd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336139 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/206 | CASTLE COTTAGE | 1351252 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.116476 50.837904, -1.116474 50.837901, -1.116422 50.837916, -1.116411 50.837903, -1.116407 50.837904, -1.116371 50.837916, -1.116384 50.837933, -1.116238 50.837979, -1.116284 50.838033, -1.116386 50.838, -1.116405 50.838019, -1.116423 50.838013, -1.116415 50.838004, -1.116445 50.837995, -1.116435 50.837982, -1.116518 50.837955, -1.116476 50.837904))) | Late C18&early C19. Painted brick façade. Hipped old tiled roof with gable end to street. 3 storeys. 1 window on street façade. Sash with exposed frame and glazing bars on second floor, 2 storey angular later C19 bay ground and 1st floors. Gardden or south eastern façade has 4 windows and fine, early C19 trellised porch. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and Nos 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336140 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/200 | CHURCH OF ST MARY | 1339235 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.113111 50.836663, -1.11313 50.836666, -1.113126 50.836675, -1.113122 50.836675, -1.113117 50.836689, -1.113144 50.836694, -1.113146 50.836687, -1.113197 50.836695, -1.113196 50.836699, -1.113241 50.836705, -1.113249 50.836684, -1.113243 50.836683, -1.113263 50.83664, -1.113346 50.836651, -1.113633 50.836684, -1.113635 50.836676, -1.113644 50.836678, -1.11365 50.836658, -1.113643 50.836658, -1.113654 50.836632, -1.113657 50.836632, -1.113661 50.83662, -1.113667 50.83662, -1.113671 50.836607, -1.113662 50.836606, -1.113663 50.836602, -1.113288 50.836554, -1.11329 50.836546, -1.113271 50.836543, -1.113269 50.83655, -1.113257 50.836548, -1.113256 50.836551, -1.113207 50.836544, -1.113207 50.836542, -1.113188 50.836538, -1.113188 50.836534, -1.113176 50.836533, -1.113173 50.836543, -1.1131 50.836534, -1.113101 50.836531, -1.113089 50.836529, -1.113063 50.836612, -1.113077 50.836614, -1.113078 50.836611, -1.113123 50.836616, -1.11312 50.836626, -1.113087 50.836622, -1.113084 50.83663, -1.113089 50.83663, -1.11308 50.836649, -1.113077 50.836652, -1.113073 50.836652, -1.11307 50.836661, -1.113087 50.836663, -1.113088 50.836659, -1.113111 50.836663))) | Built circa 1133 inside the walls of the Roman fort when Henry I founded a small priory of Augustinian Canons who moved to Southwick soon afterwards. Restored in 1710 by Queen Anne’s Bounty and again in 1888. Originally cruciform, south transept noow missing. Short tower at crossing with pyramidal roof. Exterior rendered. Old tiled roof. Aisleless nave with 4 round arched recessed Norman windows. Transept has 1 window with another above. Norman west window flanked by round arched panels filled with design of quatrefoils within circles. Fine Norman west doorway of 3 orders. Inside, arms of Elizabeth I and Queen Anne (whose body rested in the Church in 1710). Arcading round part of walls. Squint in north wall near chancel arch. -Portchester Castle forms a group with St Mary’s Church, the Chuchyard walls, the lamp in the Churchyard and the lychgate. | 10012134471 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/1/71 | MANOR COTTAGE | 1094328 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.175622 50.855031, -1.17572 50.855029, -1.175718 50.854994, -1.175729 50.854993, -1.175727 50.854965, -1.175716 50.854966, -1.175713 50.854931, -1.175632 50.854934, -1.175633 50.854953, -1.175596 50.854954, -1.175599 50.855002, -1.175567 50.855003, -1.175568 50.855033, -1.175622 50.855031))) | Earlier&mid C19. Flint with brick quoins and blue brick and stone window dressings. Roof now modern tiles. Façade has 3 gables the centre larger one over advanced centre bay. 1½ storeys. 3 windows, sashes with late C19 glazing. Centre door withh gabled wooden porch and scalloped bargeboard. 6 panelled door and rectangular fanlight. Side and rear bargeboards scalloped with trefoils. -Manor Cottage, Manor House, Manor Lodge and Manor Croft form a group of C19 flint houses, with their garden walls and gate piers. This group is also related to the Parish Church, Church Place and to the listed buildings in Osborne Road. | 100062408084 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/201 | LAMP IN ST MARY'S CHURCHYARD | 1339236 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.113734 50.83688, -1.113722 50.836884, -1.113717 50.836892, -1.113718 50.836896, -1.113724 50.836902, -1.113734 50.836905, -1.113741 50.836905, -1.113753 50.836901, -1.113755 50.836899, -1.113758 50.836892, -1.113757 50.836888, -1.113751 50.836882, -1.113738 50.836879, -1.113734 50.83688))) | C19. Tall cast iron lamp standard with fluted column. Square lamp with scroll brackets and finial above. -Portchester Castle forms a group with St Mary’s Church, the Chuchyard walls, the lamp in the Churchyard and the lychgate. | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | |||
| LB/11/202 | LYCHGATE AT ENTRANCE TO ST MARY'S CHURCHYARD | 1093515 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.113791 50.837086, -1.113819 50.837073, -1.113807 50.837063, -1.113781 50.837075, -1.113791 50.837086))) | 1897. Commemorates Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. Wooden lychgate with gabled tiled roof. Arched entrance with cornice above and arched side panels. -Portchester Castle forms a group with St Mary’s Church, the Chuchyard walls, the lamp in the CChurchyard and the lychgate. | 10012134471 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/199 | CHURCHYARD WALL AT ST MARY'S CHURCHYARD | 1229289 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.114045 50.837151, -1.114056 50.837155, -1.11409 50.837161, -1.114148 50.837167, -1.114154 50.837146, -1.114174 50.837032, -1.114233 50.836663, -1.114236 50.836657, -1.114284 50.836378, -1.114284 50.836371, -1.114254 50.836367, -1.114125 50.837148, -1.114063 50.837141, -1.11405 50.837137, -1.114044 50.83713, -1.113971 50.837112, -1.113886 50.837067, -1.113849 50.837044, -1.113807 50.837063, -1.113819 50.837073, -1.113843 50.837062, -1.113943 50.837115, -1.113985 50.83713, -1.114013 50.837137, -1.11403 50.837143, -1.114045 50.837151)), ((-1.113766 50.837097, -1.113791 50.837086, -1.113782 50.837076, -1.113769 50.837083, -1.113751 50.83708, -1.112879 50.836922, -1.112873 50.836936, -1.113664 50.837079, -1.113766 50.837097))) | C19. Red brick wall with flint panels, circa 4ft high. -Portchester Castle forms a group with St Mary’s Church, the Chuchyard walls, the lamp in the Churchyard and the lychgate. | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | |||
| LB/11/203 | PORTCHESTER CASTLE | 1229190 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.112944 50.837897, -1.11346 50.83797, -1.11345 50.837998, -1.113453 50.838008, -1.113458 50.838015, -1.113464 50.83802, -1.113487 50.838028, -1.113506 50.838028, -1.113523 50.838023, -1.113532 50.838017, -1.113539 50.838008, -1.113549 50.837982, -1.113987 50.83805, -1.113982 50.838056, -1.113979 50.838067, -1.113985 50.838089, -1.113995 50.838097, -1.114008 50.838103, -1.114029 50.838105, -1.114053 50.838097, -1.114058 50.838093, -1.114064 50.838084, -1.114074 50.83806, -1.11451 50.838127, -1.114503 50.838143, -1.114504 50.838162, -1.114512 50.838175, -1.11453 50.838184, -1.114548 50.838185, -1.114557 50.838184, -1.114578 50.838175, -1.114594 50.838159, -1.114604 50.83814, -1.11474 50.83816, -1.114734 50.838173, -1.114751 50.838176, -1.114756 50.838162, -1.114793 50.838167, -1.11478 50.838201, -1.115131 50.838256, -1.115194 50.838094, -1.115144 50.838087, -1.11532 50.837599, -1.115366 50.837606, -1.115383 50.837603, 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The main walls are those of the Roman fort Portus Adurni built in the late C3 or early C4. They form a square 200 yds wide and enclose between 8 and 9 acres. They are of flints with bonding courses of brick or stone, but have been substantially repaired in the medieval period. Originally there were hollow semi-circular bastions in the angles and 4 on each side. Of these 20 bastions, 14 survive. The entrances were in the centre of the west and east sides, but the gateways now standing are both mediaeval. Of the west or land gate, the lower storey is C12, ashlar, with a 3-centred archway and originally stone vaulting to the roof but this has mostly fallen away. The upper portion is C14, stone rubble, and has 1 window containing 2 tiers of 3 lights on the inner side and 2 corbel heads above the cornice. The east or watergate is a shell divided into 2 sections with an archway between. It is faced with ashlar. The outer portion is C14 and has a portcullis groove to the archway. The inner portion is older and has a circular turret staircase in the south west corner. In the north west corner of the Roman fort a mediaeval castle was built in the reign of Henry II with a massive keep in the angle of the Roman walls, which were cut away by a surrounding wall on the east and south sides forming an inner bailey with a projecting tower in the south east corner and a gateway in the south wall with a moat to the south and east filled with water at high tide by a sluice in the Roman wall. The keep, which projects beyond the Roman walls, is intact. It is 40 ft square and the walls are 8 ft thick. The 3 original storeys were built about 1160 and the 4th storey added in the early C13. The remaining buildings are now ruined. Those along the west and south walls of the inner bailey and Assheton’s Tower in the north west corner were erected in the C14 and those to the south of the latter along the west wall in the C17. Photographs in the N.M.R. and article in Country Life, Volume 75. -Portchester Castle forms a group with St Mary’s Church, the Churchyard walls, the lamp in the Churchyard and the lychgate. | 100062408664 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/24/396 | MEONCROSS BOYS SCHOOL | 1229550 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.224084 50.852483, -1.224115 50.852485, -1.224117 50.852484, -1.224136 50.852471, -1.224144 50.852458, -1.224146 50.85245, -1.224146 50.852442, -1.224142 50.852432, -1.224138 50.852425, -1.224128 50.852415, -1.224123 50.852412, -1.224093 50.852415, -1.224097 50.852383, -1.223974 50.852378, -1.223967 50.85243, -1.223873 50.852425, -1.223867 50.852478, -1.223804 50.852475, -1.223801 50.8525, -1.223861 50.852503, -1.223855 50.852555, -1.223962 50.85256, -1.223961 50.852567, -1.224021 50.852569, -1.224028 50.852524, -1.22408 50.852525, -1.22408 50.852511, -1.224092 50.852506, -1.224092 50.852492, -1.224083 50.852489, -1.224084 50.852483))) | Early C18. L-shaped house. Rendered façade. Wide modillion eaves cornice with egg and dart moulding between the modillions. Hipped tiled roof with lead ridges. 2 storeys and attic. Main part of building symmetrically designed with 3 windows andd 3 pedimented dormers, the outer pediments segmental. Modern centre glazed approach to street with 6 panelled door, raised and fielded panels. Southern recessed wing has 2 windows, including 1 blank and 1 pedimented dormer. All sashes with glazing bars. Rear or western façade has 3 french casements on each floor and centre 2 storey bow with domed dormer above. Delicate iron balustrade to verandah with tiled roof. 2 other dormers (wing and buildings at north side now demolished and replaced by modern buildings.) -Littlecroft and adjoining house and Elm Cottage (both of local interest) form a group with Nos 1 to 5 (consec) and Meoncross Boys School and also with the Post Office on Fishers Hill. | 100062668009 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/24/399 | CATISFIELD COTTAGE | 1229534 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.22138 50.853177, -1.221385 50.853177, -1.221393 50.853174, -1.221399 50.853167, -1.221399 50.853153, -1.221397 50.85315, -1.221391 50.853147, -1.221402 50.853111, -1.221416 50.853109, -1.221422 50.853104, -1.221425 50.853097, -1.221423 50.853084, -1.221421 50.853081, -1.221414 50.853078, -1.221419 50.853065, -1.221235 50.853043, -1.221216 50.853108, -1.221179 50.853104, -1.221163 50.853157, -1.221198 50.853162, -1.221197 50.853167, -1.221377 50.853189, -1.22138 50.853177))) | C18. Western a garden façade of red brick and grey headers, once painted. Slate roof. 2 storeys. 3 windows, 2 bays on both floors with curved sides and canted fronts of 3 windows each, all sashes with glazing bars. Semi-circular porch. Venetiann shutters to the central window above. Side façade faces street, 3 and 2½ storeys. 4 windows, sashes with glazing bars. Red brick with old tiled hipped roof. Rear of building has 3 tile hung gables, 2 and 2½ storeys. | 100060336226 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/24/395 | 1-5, CATISFIELD LANE | 1094326 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.223986 50.853145, -1.223972 50.852955, -1.22388 50.85296, -1.223882 50.852975, -1.223864 50.852975, -1.223877 50.853148, -1.223986 50.853145))) | C18 terrace of cottages. Red brick with grey headers and brick eaves cornice, but façade of No 1 now rendered white. Old tiled hipped roof with 5 rear hipped gables. 2 storeys. 5 windows, (No 1 has additional ground floor window), late C18&early C19 casements with glazing bars. Ground floor windows generally with cambered head linings. No 5 has 6 panelled door. No 1 has modern door. -Littlecroft and adjoining house and Elm Cottage (both of local interest) form a group with Nos 1 to 5 (consec) and Meoncross Boys School and also with the Post Office on Fishers Hill. | 100060336256 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/23/369 | LITTLE CHILLING (2 COTTAGES) | 1094327 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.276422 50.836978, -1.276503 50.836972, -1.276482 50.836854, -1.276401 50.83686, -1.276422 50.836978))) | Earlier&mid C19. Red brick with grey headers. Symmetrical building with 2 slightly advanced gables between which is recessed blank panel. Gables have bargeboards and pendants. Fishscale tiled roof with 4 larged stacks set diagonally in centre. 22 storeys. 2 windows, casements with lozenged glazing, ground floor with dripstone moulds. Doors set in flanking single storey side sections, ramped down from eaves with curved parapet and outer pier carried above parapet level. Doors have stone Tudor arches with dripstone moulds. -The barn at Great Chilling Farm forms a group with Little Chilling and the granary at Little Chilling. (The barn and granary are buildings of local interest). | 100062525546 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/1/65 | MANOR CROFT | 1278957 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.175544 50.854585, -1.175397 50.854591, -1.175398 50.854618, -1.175386 50.854618, -1.175388 50.854653, -1.175508 50.85465, -1.175509 50.85467, -1.175595 50.854667, -1.175592 50.854636, -1.175602 50.854635, -1.175597 50.854583, -1.175544 50.854585))) | Earlier&mid C19. Flint with white brick quoins and window dressings. Symmetrical composition with Manor Lodge (which is the other half of this semi-detached pair). Advanced outer gabled bay with geometric brickwork. 2 storeys. 2 windows, unbarreed sashes. Ground floor has end bay with canted and painted stone battlemented bay window. Side gabled porch with pierced and scalloped bargeboard. -Manor Cottage, Manor House, Manor Lodge and Manor Croft form a group of C19 flint houses, with their garden walls and gate piers. This group is also related to the Parish Church, Church Place and to the listed buildings in Osborne Road. | 100062667989 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/1/67 | MANOR LODGE | 1229656 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.175614 50.854753, -1.175609 50.854702, -1.175598 50.854703, -1.175595 50.854667, -1.17549 50.85467, -1.175492 50.854688, -1.175427 50.85469, -1.175434 50.854775, -1.175451 50.854774, -1.175452 50.854783, -1.175522 50.854782, -1.17552 50.854757, -1.175564 50.854754, -1.175614 50.854753))) | Earlier&mid C19. Flint with white brick quoins and window dressings. Symmetrical composition with Manor Croft (which is the other half of this semi-detached pair). Advanced outer gabled bay with scalloped and pierced bargeboard and geometric brickkwork. 2 storeys. 2 windows, unbarred sashes. Ground floor end bay with canted and stone battlemented bay window. Side gabled porch with pierced and scalloped bargeboards. Recessed 2 storey rear wing. -Manor Cottage, Manor House, Manor Lodge and Manor Croft form a group of C19 flint houses, with their garden walls and gate piers. This group is also related to the Parish Church, Church Place and to the listed buildings in Osborne Road. | 100062408086 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/1/69 | MANOR HOUSE | 1094329 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.175497 50.854882, -1.175586 50.854879, -1.175589 50.854912, -1.175598 50.854912, -1.1756 50.854936, -1.175682 50.854933, -1.17567 50.854814, -1.175603 50.854817, -1.175601 50.854807, -1.175579 50.854808, -1.175579 50.854817, -1.175496 50.85482, -1.175498 50.854849, -1.175404 50.854853, -1.175408 50.854886, -1.175497 50.854882))) | C19. Flint with white brick quoins and dressings to upper windows. Double Flemish style gabled façades, the gables coped and with finials, Geometric brick work in gable ends. Slate roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows, unbarred sashes with shallow Gothic arches, the ground floor windows, 2 canted stone framed bays. Side porch entrance. -Manor Cottage, Manor House, Manor Lodge and Manor Croft form a group of C19 flint houses, with their garden walls and gate piers. This group is also related to the Parish Church, Church Place and to the listed buildings in Osborne Road. | 100062408085 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/239 | ORIEL COTTAGE | 1094322 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117257 50.839125, -1.117344 50.839088, -1.117308 50.839055, -1.117155 50.839121, -1.117175 50.839139, -1.117237 50.839112, -1.117253 50.839126, -1.117257 50.839125))) | Late C18&early C19. Façade rendered with pink roughcast. Steeply pitched old tiled roof – gable end faces road. 2 storeys. 1 window, sash with glazing bars. Door with top panels glazed. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174,, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336112 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/240 | LYME COTTAGE | 1279090 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117252 50.839003, -1.11722 50.839018, -1.117248 50.839042, -1.117198 50.839069, -1.117222 50.839092, -1.117308 50.839055, -1.117252 50.839003))) | C18 or earlier. Façade rendered with blue roughcast. Steeply pitched old tiled roof. 1 storey. 2 windows, sashes with moulded exposed frames and glazing bars. Contains also entrance to No 188 at south end. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street bounndary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336114 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/241 | BOWERY COTTAGE | 1094323 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117185 50.839034, -1.117252 50.839003, -1.117178 50.838933, -1.117084 50.838974, -1.117055 50.838991, -1.11713 50.839057, -1.117149 50.839051, -1.117185 50.839034))) | C18. Façade red and grey brick with rubbed red brick dressings. Old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows, sashes with glazing bars. Ground floor has square bay with glazing bars and centre sash – probably former shop window. Side window also under cornice. To north, entrance in end of No 186, double doors with Gothick arched panels have been inserted behind timber arch. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336115 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/215 | 189, CASTLE STREET | 1229355 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117358 50.838542, -1.11735 50.838526, -1.117369 50.838523, -1.117359 50.838505, -1.117341 50.838507, -1.117322 50.838507, -1.117216 50.838529, -1.117248 50.838591, -1.117369 50.838565, -1.117358 50.838542))) | Early C19. Rendered façade. Modern pantiled hipped roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows with exposed moulded frames, sashes with glazing bars. Centre 6 panelled door has moulded architrave and flat canopy above. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (oodd) and No 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336116 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/242 | 190, CASTLE STREET | 1229466 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117018 50.839016, -1.117064 50.838985, -1.117084 50.838974, -1.117178 50.838933, -1.117125 50.838877, -1.117028 50.838915, -1.117064 50.838954, -1.117036 50.838972, -1.117045 50.83898, -1.116999 50.839009, -1.117014 50.839018, -1.117018 50.839016))) | Early C19. Rendered façade grooved to simulate masonry. Hipped slates. 2 storeys. 2 window sashes with glazing bars at 1st floor. Ground floor outshut to south contains blocked up 2nd entrance. Main door has rectangular fanlight and ground flooor also has square bay shop window. -Nos 162 to 174 (even), the street boundary wall at No 174, Nos 182 to 190 (even) and No 196 form a group with Nos 169 to 175 (odd) the railings and gate at No 169 and the street boundary wall at No 171. (No 175 and No 196 are buildings of local interest). | 100060336117 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/213 | NARBOROUGH HOUSE | 1093522 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117276 50.83847, -1.117275 50.838468, -1.117302 50.838466, -1.117292 50.838419, -1.117304 50.838418, -1.117294 50.838372, -1.117255 50.838376, -1.117253 50.838368, -1.117128 50.83838, -1.11715 50.838485, -1.117277 50.838474, -1.117276 50.83847))) | C18. Red brick and grey headers. Parapet. Tiled roof. 2 storeys. 2 windows, 2 bays extending full height of building – sashes with glazing bars. Doorway with pilasters and pediment, 6 panelled door, moulded and fielded panels, the top 2 cut awaay and glazed. Modern window bay added in red brick to the south. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and No 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336120 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/11/214 | 195, CASTLE STREET (See details for further address information) | 1094311 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117265 50.838315, -1.117293 50.838312, -1.117283 50.838277, -1.117216 50.838273, -1.117091 50.838289, -1.117118 50.838381, -1.117253 50.838368, -1.117242 50.838317, -1.117265 50.838315))) | C18. 1 building. Painted brick façade with parapet. Hipped tiled roof. 2 storeys. 3 windows, sashes with glazing bars. No 195 has round arched doorway with semi-circular fanlight and door of 6 moulded panels with round window above. No 195A haas a doorway with pilasters, pediment and door of 6 moulded and fielded panels. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and Nos 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336122 | 2026-09-23 | 1955-10-18 | ||
| LB/11/212 | 197, CASTLE STREET | 1351249 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117226 50.838237, -1.117066 50.838239, -1.117075 50.83829, -1.117216 50.838273, -1.117223 50.838274, -1.117226 50.838237))) | C19 façade possible onto earlier building. Stuccoed with vermiculated quoins, cornice and parapet. 2 storeys, 1 window, C19 bay with unbarred sashes on both storeys. Door at north side of façade with modified Gibbs architrave and vermiculated keysstone. Rectangular fanlight. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and Nos 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336125 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/211 | 199, CASTLE STREET | 1094312 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.117644 50.838153, -1.11765 50.838114, -1.117642 50.838114, -1.117644 50.838104, -1.1177 50.838108, -1.117697 50.838121, -1.11778 50.838127, -1.117789 50.838072, -1.117706 50.838067, -1.117712 50.838024, -1.117571 50.838015, -1.117563 50.838063, -1.117545 50.838061, -1.117543 50.838073, -1.117531 50.838072, -1.11753 50.838081, -1.117508 50.838079, -1.117504 50.838103, -1.117587 50.838108, -1.117575 50.838183, -1.117639 50.838187, -1.117644 50.838153))) | Early C19. Stuccoed façade with eaves bracket cornice and hipped slate roof. 2 storeys and basement. 3 windows, sashes with glazing bars except centre 1st floor casement. 2 ground floor bow windows of 2 windows each flanking later C19 glazed porcch with iron balcony above. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and Nos 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336128 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 | ||
| LB/11/244 | THE OLD BAKEHOUSE | 1094324 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.116959 50.838776, -1.117018 50.838755, -1.11694 50.838663, -1.11683 50.838704, -1.11689 50.838775, -1.116904 50.83877, -1.116921 50.838789, -1.116959 50.838776))) | C18. Painted brick façade with steeply pitched old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 3 windows, sashes with exposed frames. 1st floor with glazing bars. Ground floor has larged curved modern bay window with cornice and unbarred sashes. One other unbarred sash with cambered head lining. 1 storey outshut at north side, similar sash with margin lights. -Nos 183 and 185, No 189, Nos 193 to 201 (odd) and No 195A, Nos 209 to 219 (odd) form a group with Nos 200 to 204 (even) opposite. | 100060336129 | 2026-09-23 | 1976-10-22 |
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